Create and install systemd service unit files for daemons and one-shot jobs.
npx skills add https://github.com/theslashdojo/dojo --skill services-theslashdojo
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: services Source: https://github.com/theslashdojo/dojo/tree/main/nodes/systemd/services Command: npx skills add https://github.com/theslashdojo/dojo --skill services-theslashdojo
Turn a raw command or script into a managed Linux service so processes survive terminal exit, gain restart policies, environment management, and boot or login activation without manual systemd fiddling.
Use the services skill to install and enable a system service named my-app with ExecStart /usr/bin/node /srv/my-app/server.js and start it.
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To create a systemd service unit file, define Description, Type, ExecStart, WorkingDirectory, and Install WantedBy entries. This skill renders complete unit files with restart policies and environment configuration, then verifies syntax with systemd-analyze before reloading the manager.
Converting a shell script into a systemd oneshot job requires setting the unit Type to oneshot and specifying ExecStart. This skill generates the appropriate unit file with boot or login activation, verifies it with systemd-analyze, and optionally enables or starts the scheduled task.
Yes, you can manage per-user services and workers using systemd per-user managers. This skill supports both system and per-user scopes, applying environment isolation and restart-on-failure policies, then reloading the correct manager and reporting active states.
The best way to configure environment variables and restart policies for a Linux daemon is through a systemd service unit file. This skill applies Environment or EnvironmentFile directives and restart policies directly within the unit, verifying syntax before activation.
Yes, systemd configuration supports drop-in files to override or extend vendor unit files safely. This skill uses drop-ins instead of editing vendor files directly, ensuring operational safety by verifying syntax with systemd-analyze before reloading the manager.
A systemd service may fail to start if the unit file has syntax errors or missing ExecStart paths. This skill prevents this by verifying units with systemd-analyze, applying correct Type and WorkingDirectory settings, and reloading the manager before enabling or starting the service.
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