菜单
Start service(s) locally for development. Accepts a service name, all, frontend, or backend. Reads claude/build.md for the actual start commands.
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| name | serve |
| description | Start service(s) locally for development. Accepts a service name, all, frontend, or backend. Reads claude/build.md for the actual start commands. |
Start service(s) locally for development.
/serve # Start default service (or show options)
/serve all # Start all services
/serve frontend # Start frontend only
/serve backend # Start backend only
/serve <service-name> # Start a specific named service
First: Read claude/build.md for local development setup and service definitions.
| Argument | Action |
|---|---|
<service-name> | {{SERVE_CMD_SINGLE}} <service-name> |
all | {{SERVE_CMD_ALL}} |
frontend | {{SERVE_CMD_FRONTEND}} |
backend | {{SERVE_CMD_BACKEND}} |
| (empty) | Show available services from claude/build.md |
claude/build.md)lsof -i :<port> to identify the process# Backend
pnpm --filter api dev &
# Frontend
pnpm --filter web dev &
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