name	happytrails-stop
description	Stop the active HappyTrails session and shut down the server
invocable_by	["user"]

HappyTrails — Stop Session

Read <CWD>/.happytrails/.active to get the log file path. If the file does not exist, tell the user there is no active HappyTrails session.
Derive the session directory as the parent of the log file path (e.g., if .active contains /project/.happytrails/12345/log.jsonl, the session directory is /project/.happytrails/12345).
Read <SESSION_DIR>/.server.pid to get the server process ID. If the file does not exist, or the PID is not running (kill -0 <PID> fails), tell the user the server is already stopped and remove the stale .active file:
```
rm -f <CWD>/.happytrails/.active
```
Send SIGTERM to stop the server (it handles cleanup automatically):
```
kill <PID>
```
Do NOT remove the hook — it is managed by the plugin and reused across sessions.
Confirm to the user that capture has stopped.

name	happytrails-stop
description	Stop the active HappyTrails session and shut down the server
invocable_by	["user"]

Read <CWD>/.happytrails/.active to get the log file path. If the file does not exist, tell the user there is no active HappyTrails session.
Derive the session directory as the parent of the log file path (e.g., if .active contains /project/.happytrails/12345/log.jsonl, the session directory is /project/.happytrails/12345).
Read <SESSION_DIR>/.server.pid to get the server process ID. If the file does not exist, or the PID is not running (kill -0 <PID> fails), tell the user the server is already stopped and remove the stale .active file:
```
rm -f <CWD>/.happytrails/.active
```
Send SIGTERM to stop the server (it handles cleanup automatically):
```
kill <PID>
```
Do NOT remove the hook — it is managed by the plugin and reused across sessions.
Confirm to the user that capture has stopped.

happytrails-stop