skill-add-service

To add a NixOS service module, you provide required inputs like service name, package, port, and reverse proxy details. The skill automates module creation, wraps existing NixOS services, and registers secrets and DNS in host configuration following serenitea-pot conventions.

A standardized NixOS service module requires inputs including the service name, package, port, reverse proxy, secrets, and persistence settings. A step-by-step validation workflow enforces these required inputs to ensure configuration consistency.

Yes, you can wrap existing NixOS services when available. The skill prioritizes wrapping existing modules to add service functionality, automatically creating a custom systemd unit only when a suitable existing NixOS service is not found.

To register secrets and DNS for a NixOS service, the skill provides deployment workflow guidance. It automatically registers required secrets and configures DNS entries within the host configuration as part of the standardized service module setup.

Yes, this NixOS service automation tool works without external dependencies. It operates independently to load templates from the fact-nix templating system and generate standard service modules following serenitea-pot conventions.

You should create a custom systemd unit when an existing NixOS service module is unavailable for your package. This approach ensures the service is properly configured while still adhering to required serenitea-pot module conventions.