html-skills-stop

name	html-skills-stop
description	Tears down server mode for html-skills for THIS Claude Code session — kills the receiver, stops the `Monitor` armed by `html-skills-listen`, and cleans up its temp files. Parallel sessions are unaffected. Invoke when the user is done with interactive html-skills artifacts ("I'm done with html-skills", "stop the listener", "end html-skills session"), OR at session end if the user mentions cleanup. Safe to invoke when nothing is active — it reports inactive and exits.
license	MIT
metadata	{"version":"1.2.1"}

html-skills-stop — tear down server mode

Pairs with html-skills-listen. Runs a bundled bash script that kills this session's receiver and removes its temp files, then stops the Monitor task whose ID was saved by html-skills-listen.

Steps

1. Run the teardown script:

   bash scripts/stop.sh
   

   Output: KEY=VALUE lines. Always: SID, STATUS. When a Monitor was armed by html-skills-listen and saved, also: MONITOR_ID.

2. If MONITOR_ID is printed, stop the Monitor task:

   Call TaskStop(task_id: "<MONITOR_ID>"). If it fails because the task is already gone, that's fine — continue.

3. Branch on STATUS:

   • STATUS=WEB — Tell the user: ✓ html-skills server was inactive (web mode).
   • STATUS=INACTIVE — Tell the user: ✓ html-skills server was already inactive — nothing to stop.
   • STATUS=STOPPED — Tell the user: ✓ html-skills server stopped for this session.