axrepl-kill

name	axrepl-kill
description	Force-kill a running REPL session or all sessions. Use when you need to stop REPL processes managed by axrepl.
tools	Bash

axrepl kill — Kill REPL Sessions

Force-kill a specific REPL session or all running sessions.

Usage

axrepl kill --session UUID|NAME
axrepl kill --all

Options

Option	Description
--session UUID|NAME	Kill a specific session (mutually exclusive with --all)
--all	Kill all running sessions (mutually exclusive with --session)
--json	Emit structured JSON response

One of --session or --all is required.

Examples

Kill a specific REPL session

axrepl kill --session py

Kill all sessions

axrepl kill --all

Best Practices

1. Follow up with axrepl clean to remove the exited session's on-disk state.
2. Use axrepl kill interchangeably with axec kill — both send kill signals to the same daemon-managed sessions.

Related

• axrepl clean — Remove exited REPL sessions and their on-disk state.
• axec kill — Same kill functionality (sessions are shared between axec and axrepl).