botoolagent-restart

Restart the BotoolAgent Viewer Next.js dev server and verify a 200 OK response.

Updated Aug 27, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Botool-Dev-Team/BotoolAgent --skill botoolagent-restart
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: botoolagent-restart
Source: https://github.com/Botool-Dev-Team/BotoolAgent/tree/main/skills/BotoolAgent/Restart
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Botool-Dev-Team/BotoolAgent --skill botoolagent-restart

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Restart BotoolAgent Viewer dev server to recover from unresponsive UI or a crashed session.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Force-kill stuck Node processes to free resources.
  • Free up the viewer port and prepare a clean restart.
  • Restart and initialize the BotoolAgent Viewer dev server.
  • Verify the viewer responds and announce the restart to users.

Quick Start

Invoke the restart skill to force restart the BotoolAgent viewer and verify the server responds with a 200 OK.

Frequently Asked Questions about botoolagent-restart

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I restart a Next.js dev server when the UI becomes unresponsive?

To restart a Next.js dev server when the UI is unresponsive, you need to force-kill the stuck Node process, free the occupied port, relaunch the server, and validate a 200 OK response.

What is the best way to free a fixed port when a development environment process is stuck?

The best way to free a fixed port in a development environment is to force-kill the stuck Node process occupying it, which clears the port and prepares the system for a clean server restart.

How do I recover from a crashed Next.js viewer session in a local development environment?

To recover from a crashed Next.js viewer session, locate the main repository, kill the viewer process, start the dev server, and verify the viewer responds with a 200 OK status.

Does restarting the dev server verify that the viewer is responding correctly?

Yes, restarting the dev server verifies the viewer is responding correctly by checking for a 200 OK HTTP response after relaunching the Next.js server and announcing the restart.

Why does my viewer port require process termination before relaunching the dev server?

Your viewer port requires process termination because a crashed or stuck session holds onto the fixed port, preventing a clean restart until you force-kill the Node process to free resources.