Tear down html-skills server sessions and remove associated temporary files.
npx skills add https://github.com/ethan-rio/skills --skill html-skills-stop
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: html-skills-stop Source: https://github.com/ethan-rio/skills/tree/main/skills/html/html-skills-stop Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ethan-rio/skills --skill html-skills-stop
When you finish working with interactive HTML artifacts generated via html-skills (like dashboards, diagrams, or throwaway editors), you need to clean up the session-specific server process, stop the associated Monitor task, and remove temporary files without disrupting other parallel html-skills sessions you may have running. This Skill automates that entire teardown process safely.
Invoke this skill when you tell Claude you are finished working with html-skills interactive artifacts to automatically tear down your current session's server and remove all associated temporary files.
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To safely stop an HTML server and remove temp files after a Claude Code session, you can invoke a session teardown skill that terminates the active receiver process, stops armed Monitor tasks, and purges session-specific PID, log, and URL files from the temporary directory.
Yes, session cleanup automatically stops the background Monitor task armed by the paired html-skills-listen skill. It safely terminates the session-specific receiver process and removes associated temporary files without throwing errors.
No, tearing down a local server session will not affect parallel running html-skills sessions. The teardown process is session-specific, only terminating processes and removing temporary files tied to your current Claude Code instance.
If you run server teardown when no html-skills server is active, the operation is safe and idempotent. It will simply report the current status and exit without throwing errors or attempting to remove non-existent temporary files.
You need to remove temporary files generated for interactive HTML artifacts like dashboards immediately after you finish working with them. This cleanup workflow prevents orphaned receiver processes and monitor tasks from consuming local system resources.
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