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Start the local development server in a tmux session and open the homepage. Use when the user wants to start development, run the app locally, fire up the dev server, or invokes /bindev.
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| name | bindev |
| description | Start the local development server in a tmux session and open the homepage. Use when the user wants to start development, run the app locally, fire up the dev server, or invokes /bindev. |
Start bin/dev (the Procfile.dev fleet: web + tailwind watcher + Solid Queue
worker) in a detached tmux session and open the homepage in the browser.
Run the startup script:
bash .claude/skills/bindev/scripts/start_dev.sh
Interpret the output:
ALREADY_RUNNING + READY — server was already up, open the browserSTARTED + READY — server started cleanly, open the browserSTARTED + TIMEOUT — process started but didn't respond in 20s; warn
the user and have them tmux attach -t APPNAME-dev to see the logsOpen the homepage:
open http://localhost:APPNAME_PORT
Confirm to the user that the dev server is up and the homepage is open.
The fleet runs in a tmux session named APPNAME-dev. Useful commands:
tmux attach -t APPNAME-devtmux kill-session -t APPNAME-devtmux ls