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Scaffold, install, and audit personal systemd services and timers attached to personal-services.target for workspace applications. Use when creating systemd units, setting up background daemons, or registering custom personal timers.
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| name | systemd-service-creator |
| description | Scaffold, install, and audit personal systemd services and timers attached to personal-services.target for workspace applications. Use when creating systemd units, setting up background daemons, or registering custom personal timers. |
| version | 1.0.0 |
| kind | pipeline |
| triggers | ["create systemd service","create systemd timer","scaffold systemd unit","add personal service","register systemd service"] |
| intent | system |
| created_at | 2026-07-31T00:00:00.000Z |
| updated_at | 2026-07-31T00:00:00.000Z |
| guardrails | ["Always attach personal units to personal-services.target in [Install] WantedBy.","In template unit files (e.g. app@.service), use raw %i (lowercase) in ExecStart and Description rather than %I (uppercase), as %I path-unescapes dashes.","Never edit generated systemd units directly in /etc/systemd/system without keeping source files in $SERVICES_PATH or repo source trees."] |
| resources | ["<SKILL_PATH>/scripts/run.sh","<SKILL_PATH>/scripts/manage.py","<SKILL_PATH>/references/output.md"] |
| tools | ["bash","python3"] |
This skill governs scaffolding, installing, and auditing personal systemd service and timer unit files across your workspace applications.
All personal services and timers registered by workspace applications are tagged and grouped using systemd's target dependency mechanism:
personal-services.target):
Every personal service or timer generated by this skill includes personal-services.target under [Install] WantedBy=:
[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target personal-services.target # Services
WantedBy=timers.target personal-services.target # Timers
linux-system-manager:
linux-system-manager scans personal-services.target dependencies directly via systemctl list-dependencies personal-services.target. Any app installing a unit attached to this target automatically appears under Section 5 (Personal Services & Timers)..service units include standard security options:
ProtectSystem=strict, ProtectKernelTunables=true, ProtectKernelModules=true, ProtectControlGroups=true, PrivateDevices=true, NoNewPrivileges=true.app@.service):
Always use %i (lowercase) for instance names in ExecStart and Description. Systemd path-unescapes %I (uppercase), translating dashes (-) to slashes (/), which breaks config resolution for profiles with dashes.rclone), add SuccessExitStatus=143 SIGTERM and an ExecStopPost cleanup command to prevent clean shutdowns from recording false failures in systemd.To create unit files for an app:
<SKILL_PATH>/scripts/manage.py scaffold \
--name my-app \
--exec "$WORKSPACE_PATH/services/my-app/run.sh" \
--unit-type both \
--schedule daily \
--output-dir "$WORKSPACE_PATH/services/my-app"
To copy a unit file to /etc/systemd/system/, reload systemd, and enable personal-services.target:
sudo <SKILL_PATH>/scripts/manage.py install --file "$WORKSPACE_PATH/services/my-app/my-app.service"
To list all active and inactive personal units attached to personal-services.target:
<SKILL_PATH>/scripts/run.sh analyze
<SKILL_PATH>/scripts/run.sh summary /tmp/systemd_service_creator_artifact.json
| file | when |
|---|---|
references/output.md | output schema details |