workflows

To manage long-running background processes, this Skill integrates with the system's process manager to control the lifecycle of persistent shell-based services like web servers and API backends within your development environment.

The best way to restart an API server after code modifications is to use this Skill to trigger an automated restart of the specific workflow, ensuring your backend changes are immediately reflected and the service remains active.

Status monitoring for persistent application processes works by integrating with the system's process manager to retrieve real-time terminal output logs, track workflow states, and check open port availability to verify correct operation.

Yes, you can use this Skill to track port availability for web servers and TUIs, as it requires integration with the system's process manager to monitor workflow states and verify that your long-running services are accessible.

Yes, you need a system process manager to control development workflows, as this Skill requires integration with it to track workflow states, monitor port availability, and manage the lifecycle of shell-based background services.