agent-self-healing

Automate PM2 service restarts by running continuous health-check loops that monitor runtime components. When an unhealthy service is detected, the system automatically triggers a PM2 restart to recover the affected component without manual intervention.

A self-healing agent ecosystem is a runtime environment that automatically detects and recovers from service failures. It works by executing automated health-check loops, verifying port availability, and triggering restarts or escalating alerts when issues recur.

Yes, you can monitor port availability across 3000-3003 by running automated port checks within the health monitoring loop. If a required port becomes unresponsive, the system triggers an automatic service restart via PM2 to restore connectivity.

Escalate recurring agent service failures to Telegram by configuring failure thresholds within the health-check loop. When a service experiences repeated restart failures, the monitoring system automatically dispatches a Telegram alert to ensure human attention.

Yes, PM2 works with Julia agent ecosystems by managing the runtime environments for frontend, bridge, and cowork-mcp components. It handles automated process restarts to maintain uptime across health-critical services.

When automated self-healing restarts fail, the system escalates the issue by dispatching Telegram alerts. This ensures that persistent failures requiring manual investigation receive immediate human attention beyond the automated recovery loop.