Skill Detail
Boot and supervise local multi-service process stacks from one declarative file with process-compose
Start, watch, and restart a local stack of app processes together instead of juggling many terminals and ad hoc shell loops.
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npx skills add agentskillexchange/skills --skill boot-and-supervise-local-multi-service-process-stacks-from-one-declarative-file-with-process-compose
Works best when you want a reusable capability, not another fragile one-off prompt.
At a glance
Tools required
process-compose binary, a process-compose YAML file, local service commands and dependencies, terminal access to the development or test environment
Install & setup
Install process-compose from the upstream release or package instructions, define the required services in a process-compose YAML file, then launch the stack and use the documented supervision and logging commands to manage it.
Author
F1bonacc1
Publisher
Individual
Last updated
Apr 19, 2026
Quick brief
Use process-compose when an agent needs to run and supervise a local multi-process development or test stack from one config file, not when the user needs a container platform or a generic server product. The operator job is narrow: define the services, start them together, watch logs and health, and coordinate restarts or shutdowns from one control surface. That scope boundary, local process orchestration for non-container service stacks, keeps it distinct from broader infrastructure listings.