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Stop the Walkie-Talkie broker. Use when the user wants to shut down the broker, kill the broker process, or stop messaging.
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Update this session's role. Use when the user wants to change what they're working on, update their status, or change their role description.
Unsubscribe from a Walkie-Talkie channel. Use when the user wants to leave a channel, stop listening to a group, or tune out.
Publish a message to a Walkie-Talkie channel. Use when the user wants to send a message to a channel, notify a group, or post to subscribers.
Subscribe to a Walkie-Talkie channel. Use when the user wants to tune into a channel, join a group, or listen to a specific topic.
List all sessions connected to Walkie-Talkie. Use when the user wants to see who's online, check connected sessions, or view the session registry.
Start or check the Walkie-Talkie broker. Use when the user wants to start the messaging broker, check if it's running, or see broker status.
| name | stop |
| description | Stop the Walkie-Talkie broker. Use when the user wants to shut down the broker, kill the broker process, or stop messaging. |
Kill the Walkie-Talkie broker process:
pkill -f "broker.ts" 2>/dev/null || pkill -f "walkie-talk" 2>/dev/null
Then verify it stopped:
curl -s http://127.0.0.1:9900/health 2>/dev/null || echo "Broker stopped"
If it's still running, find and kill the process on port 9900:
lsof -i :9900 -sTCP:LISTEN -t | xargs kill