botoolagent-restart

Restart the BotoolAgent Viewer Next.js dev server and verify a 200 OK response.

Updated Aug 27, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Botool-Dev-Team/BotoolAgent --skill botoolagent-restart
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: botoolagent-restart
Source: https://github.com/Botool-Dev-Team/BotoolAgent/tree/main/skills/BotoolAgent/Restart
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Botool-Dev-Team/BotoolAgent --skill botoolagent-restart

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Restart BotoolAgent Viewer dev server to recover from unresponsive UI or a crashed session.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Force-kill stuck Node processes to free resources.
  • Free up the viewer port and prepare a clean restart.
  • Restart and initialize the BotoolAgent Viewer dev server.
  • Verify the viewer responds and announce the restart to users.

Quick Start

Invoke the restart skill to force restart the BotoolAgent viewer and verify the server responds with a 200 OK.

Frequently Asked Questions about botoolagent-restart

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I restart a Next.js dev server when the UI becomes unresponsive?▼

To restart a Next.js dev server when the UI is unresponsive, you need to force-kill the stuck Node process, free the occupied port, relaunch the server, and validate a 200 OK response.

What is the best way to free a fixed port when a development environment process is stuck?▼

The best way to free a fixed port in a development environment is to force-kill the stuck Node process occupying it, which clears the port and prepares the system for a clean server restart.

How do I recover from a crashed Next.js viewer session in a local development environment?▼

To recover from a crashed Next.js viewer session, locate the main repository, kill the viewer process, start the dev server, and verify the viewer responds with a 200 OK status.

Does restarting the dev server verify that the viewer is responding correctly?▼

Yes, restarting the dev server verifies the viewer is responding correctly by checking for a 200 OK HTTP response after relaunching the Next.js server and announcing the restart.

Why does my viewer port require process termination before relaunching the dev server?▼

Your viewer port requires process termination because a crashed or stuck session holds onto the fixed port, preventing a clean restart until you force-kill the Node process to free resources.