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Name: Local Services
Author: tgoai

// Start, stop, and check local development services with intelligent minimum-set management. Trigger when services need to be running for functional verification or manual testing — starts the minimum required set (infrastructure + tgo-api + tgo-ai) by default, with optional extras auto-detected from git diff or specified manually. Includes status checking and graceful shutdown.

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name	local-services
description	Start, stop, and check local development services with intelligent minimum-set management. Trigger when services need to be running for functional verification or manual testing — starts the minimum required set (infrastructure + tgo-api + tgo-ai) by default, with optional extras auto-detected from git diff or specified manually. Includes status checking and graceful shutdown.

local-services

Purpose

Start, stop, and check local development services. Knows the minimum required set and can auto-detect additional services needed based on code changes.

Trigger

Before running functional verification (services must be running)
When starting a development session
When agent needs to test API changes at runtime

Minimum Services

The core platform requires only 3 things to be functional:

Infrastructure — PostgreSQL, Redis, WuKongIM (make infra-up)
tgo-api — Core API gateway (port 8000)
tgo-ai — LLM / Agent runtime (port 8081)

All other services are optional and can be added based on what you're working on.

Service Map

Service	Make target	Port	When needed
Infrastructure	`make infra-up`	5432/6379/5001	Always
tgo-api	`make dev-api`	8000	Always
tgo-ai	`make dev-ai`	8081	Always
tgo-rag	`make dev-rag`	18082	Knowledge base / RAG changes
tgo-platform	`make dev-platform`	8003	Channel integration changes
tgo-workflow	`make dev-workflow`	8004	Workflow engine changes
tgo-plugin-runtime	`make dev-plugin`	8090	Plugin / MCP tool changes
tgo-device-control	`make dev-device`	8085	Device management changes
tgo-web	`make dev-web`	5173	Admin frontend changes
tgo-widget-js	`make dev-widget`	5174	Visitor widget changes
RAG worker	`make dev-rag-worker`	—	Document processing tasks
Workflow worker	`make dev-wf-worker`	—	Workflow execution tasks

Usage

# Start minimum services (infra + api + ai)
bash .skills/local-services/scripts/start.sh

# Start minimum + specific extras
bash .skills/local-services/scripts/start.sh rag web

# Start minimum + auto-detect extras from git diff
bash .skills/local-services/scripts/start.sh --auto

# Start everything
bash .skills/local-services/scripts/start.sh --all

# Check what's running
bash .skills/local-services/scripts/status.sh

# Stop all services
bash .skills/local-services/scripts/stop.sh

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"author": "tgoai"

"repository": "tgoai/tgo"

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name	local-services
description	Start, stop, and check local development services with intelligent minimum-set management. Trigger when services need to be running for functional verification or manual testing — starts the minimum required set (infrastructure + tgo-api + tgo-ai) by default, with optional extras auto-detected from git diff or specified manually. Includes status checking and graceful shutdown.

local-services

Purpose

Start, stop, and check local development services. Knows the minimum required set and can auto-detect additional services needed based on code changes.

Trigger

Before running functional verification (services must be running)
When starting a development session
When agent needs to test API changes at runtime

Minimum Services

The core platform requires only 3 things to be functional:

Infrastructure — PostgreSQL, Redis, WuKongIM (make infra-up)
tgo-api — Core API gateway (port 8000)
tgo-ai — LLM / Agent runtime (port 8081)

All other services are optional and can be added based on what you're working on.

Service Map

Service	Make target	Port	When needed
Infrastructure	`make infra-up`	5432/6379/5001	Always
tgo-api	`make dev-api`	8000	Always
tgo-ai	`make dev-ai`	8081	Always
tgo-rag	`make dev-rag`	18082	Knowledge base / RAG changes
tgo-platform	`make dev-platform`	8003	Channel integration changes
tgo-workflow	`make dev-workflow`	8004	Workflow engine changes
tgo-plugin-runtime	`make dev-plugin`	8090	Plugin / MCP tool changes
tgo-device-control	`make dev-device`	8085	Device management changes
tgo-web	`make dev-web`	5173	Admin frontend changes
tgo-widget-js	`make dev-widget`	5174	Visitor widget changes
RAG worker	`make dev-rag-worker`	—	Document processing tasks
Workflow worker	`make dev-wf-worker`	—	Workflow execution tasks

Usage

# Start minimum services (infra + api + ai)
bash .skills/local-services/scripts/start.sh

# Start minimum + specific extras
bash .skills/local-services/scripts/start.sh rag web

# Start minimum + auto-detect extras from git diff
bash .skills/local-services/scripts/start.sh --auto

# Start everything
bash .skills/local-services/scripts/start.sh --all

# Check what's running
bash .skills/local-services/scripts/status.sh

# Stop all services
bash .skills/local-services/scripts/stop.sh

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