What problem does it solve? Starting a local MOM development instance involves coordinating environment files, builds, frontend, infrastructure, and process management, and doing it manually risks using the wrong checkout, ports, or containers. This Skill enforces a safe, repository-scoped startup procedure. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Repository-scoped startup: Resolves the current repository root with git and runs only that checkout's start-project.ps1 script. - Environment validation: Blocks startup when the root .env.local file is missing or invalid, preventing cross-checkout configuration leaks. - Status reporting: Runs status-project.ps1 to report the instance ID, managed PIDs, and configured ports after startup. - Use Case: A developer with multiple MOM checkouts wants to start the instance for the branch they are currently working on without touching legacy global Docker containers or killing unrelated Java or Node processes. ## Quick Start Start the current MOM instance for this repository and report its instance ID, managed PIDs, and configured ports.