axec-kill

Terminate axec sessions by name, UUID, or all with JSON output.

Updated Mar 20, 2026

Search Tags:#session #kill #daemon #termination #graceful #axec

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npx skills add https://github.com/SpecterShell/axec --skill axec-kill

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Skill: axec-kill
Source: https://github.com/SpecterShell/axec/tree/main/skills/axec-kill
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/SpecterShell/axec --skill axec-kill

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Force-kill a specific axec session or all running sessions to reclaim resources and stop unresponsive processes quickly.

Core Features & Use Cases

Kill a single session by NAME or UUID.
Kill all running sessions in the daemon.
Encourage graceful shutdown via axec signal before killing when possible.

Quick Start

Terminate a running axec session by using axec kill --session NAME or UUID, or terminate all sessions with axec kill --all.

Frequently Asked Questions about axec-kill

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I terminate a running axec session by name or UUID?▼

You can terminate all running axec sessions at once by executing the axec kill command with the --all flag, performing a bulk termination across the daemon to reclaim resources quickly.

Can I perform a graceful shutdown instead of force-killing axec sessions?▼

Yes, you can encourage a graceful shutdown by integrating with axec signal before killing, allowing processes to shut down safely before applying axec kill for post-termination cleanup.

Does axec kill support JSON output for session termination results?▼

Yes, axec kill supports optional JSON output, enabling you to retrieve structured data regarding the termination status of individual sessions or all sessions within the daemon.

What is the best way to stop unresponsive axec daemon processes?▼

The best way to stop unresponsive axec processes is using axec kill to force-kill specific sessions by ID or all sessions with --all, reclaiming resources and stopping them quickly.