managing-services
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Manage Digital FTE services as supervised child processes. Use when starting all services, debugging service crashes, configuring auto-restart behavior, or checking service status. NOT when running individual watchers (use specific watcher skills).
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Use when starting all services, debugging service crashes, configuring auto-restart behavior, or checking service status.
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NOT when running individual watchers (use specific watcher skills).
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Service Manager Skill
Process supervisor for all Digital FTE services.
Quick Start
# Start all services
python scripts/run.pyManaged Services
- Gmail Watcher
- WhatsApp Watcher
- Filesystem Watcher
- Orchestrator
Features
- Auto-restart on crash
- Graceful shutdown (Ctrl+C)
- Startup logging to
Vault/Logs/startup_log.md - Configurable restart delays
Windows Task Scheduler
Install as startup task:
.\scripts\install_service.ps1Verification
Run: python scripts/verify.py
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