dev-server

To start a dev server and monitor for errors, you can trigger an automated process by saying 'start dev' in your project directory. This auto-detects your stack and runs pre-flight checks for port conflicts before launching.

Automatic dev server detection supports Node.js, Python, Ruby, Go, Rust, Java, PHP, Elixir, and Docker Compose projects. The process identifies the stack and applies the appropriate start command without manual configuration.

A dev server monitor uses a dedicated Monitor tool to stream real-time errors while filtering out routine log noise. This mechanism ensures that only actionable errors surface during your development cycle.

You do not need to manually check for port availability before starting your local development server. The process implements built-in pre-flight checks to automatically detect and resolve port conflicts.

HTTP probes verify development server readiness by automatically polling the server endpoint. This mechanism ensures the server is fully operational and accepting requests before monitoring begins.

You can start a Docker Compose development server and monitor its logs automatically. The stack detection mechanism identifies Docker Compose configurations and launches the environment while streaming real-time errors.