// Stop the .NET Aspire AppHost and its Docker containers via the developer CLI. Defaults to the current worktree; supports stopping all worktrees or a specific base port.
Query the local Postgres database of the active Aspire worktree via psql.
Apply a downstream brand to a PlatformPlatform fork. Edits one config file, drops in eight supplied logo assets, renames the solution and CLI to the new brand, and rotates UserSecretsId across every csproj. Skips all other source files. Use once per downstream fork after cloning, or to re-flip a brand later.
Create a GitHub pull request.
Trigger only on explicit "ultra review" or "ultra-review".
Lint code via the developer CLI - backend (.NET via JetBrains inspectcode), frontend (oxlint), and the developer CLI itself.
Auto-format code via the developer CLI - backend (.NET via JetBrains cleanupcode), frontend (oxfmt + oxlint --fix), and the developer CLI itself.
| name | aspire-stop |
| description | Stop the .NET Aspire AppHost and its Docker containers via the developer CLI. Defaults to the current worktree; supports stopping all worktrees or a specific base port. |
dotnet run --project developer-cli -- stop [--all] [--port <basePort>]
Use developer-cli exactly as written - do not expand to an absolute worktree path.
Stops the Aspire AppHost and its associated Docker containers (postgres, azurite, mailpit, stripe-cli) - not just the Aspire process. Persistent containers survive a plain aspire stop by design, so this skill cleans them up too.
--all - stop every worktree of this repository (via git worktree list). Only use when the user explicitly asks to stop everything - never as a default--port <basePort> - stop the worktree on that base port (e.g. 9000, 9100, 9200); also cleans up Docker containers for that port even if the worktree was deletedThe flags are mutually exclusive.
aspire-restart is the everyday default).--port).The CLI prints what it stopped (Aspire process trees + each docker rm --force'd container) and exits.