workflows

Automating persistent application workflows involves configuring processes to run continuously, enabling reliable start, stop, restart, and removal without manual scripting. This Skill handles that lifecycle management via programmatic control commands and clear status reporting.

To restart a persistent background service, you use the restartWorkflow function. This cleanly stops the active process and starts it again, ensuring your latest changes are applied while maintaining reliable lifecycle management.

Checking the status and logs of running background services is done via getWorkflowStatus. This function inspects active processes, reports clear status updates, and provides logging to help diagnose issues with persistent workflows.

Yes, you can manage port allocation for persistent servers and TUIs. The workflow lifecycle management includes automated port management, reducing manual toil and preventing conflicts when starting or restarting background services.

No, this workflow orchestration tool requires no external dependencies. It operates independently to provide programmatic control over persistent processes, offering lifecycle management directly within your environment.

You should remove an active workflow using removeWorkflow when a persistent process is no longer needed. This cleanly deletes the workflow, keeping your projects tidy and ensuring resources are freed from inactive background services.