Start, stop, restart, delete, and monitor named PM2 processes.
npx skills add https://github.com/viteinfinite/skills --skill pm2-server-control
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: pm2-server-control Source: https://github.com/viteinfinite/skills/tree/main/skills/pm2-server-control Command: npx skills add https://github.com/viteinfinite/skills --skill pm2-server-control
Starting and stopping PM2 managed servers reliably without manual scripting saves time and reduces errors for local development and testing. PM2 lifecycle management should be repeatable across projects with clear process naming.
Start your server with pm2 start ./my-server --name <name> --no-autorestart to bring it online.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Start a PM2 managed server by running pm2 start ./my-server --name <name> --no-autorestart to bring it online with a consistent process name, enabling quick recovery from failures during local development and testing.
View logs and inspect PM2 process status using pm2 logs and pm2 show commands, providing visibility into runtime environments and maintaining clean local development, testing, and staging workflows.
Yes, PM2 process lifecycle management is applicable to local development, testing, and staging workflows where named processes require reliable lifecycle management and visibility into status and logs.
Clean up orphaned PM2 processes across cycles by using safe cleanup commands like pm2 delete alongside consistent process naming, preventing orphaned processes and maintaining clean runtime environments.
Consistent naming when starting and stopping PM2 servers ensures repeatable lifecycle management across projects, preventing orphaned processes and enabling reliable status visibility and safe cleanup.
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