smithery.ai

backend-runner

Run, test, or build any backend (Spring Boot, NestJS, .NET)

First seen Apr 6, 2026

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SKILL.md

Backend Runner Skill

Run and test any of the three backend implementations (Spring Boot, NestJS, or .NET) for the task management application.

Usage

/backend-runner [springboot|nestjs|dotnet] [run|test|build]

Examples

  • /backend-runner springboot run - Start the Spring Boot server
  • /backend-runner nestjs test - Run NestJS tests
  • /backend-runner dotnet build - Build the .NET project

Instructions

When this skill is invoked:

  1. Parse the arguments to determine which backend and which action to perform
  2. Validate that the requested backend exists in the project
  3. Execute the appropriate command based on the backend and action:

Spring Boot

  • run: cd backend/springboot && ./mvnw spring-boot:run
  • test: cd backend/springboot && ./mvnw test
  • build: cd backend/springboot && ./mvnw package

NestJS

  • run: cd backend/nestjs && npm run start:dev
  • test: cd backend/nestjs && npm test
  • build: cd backend/nestjs && npm run build

.NET

  • run: cd backend/dotnet/src/TaskManager && dotnet run --project Api/TaskManager.API.csproj
  • test: cd backend/dotnet/src/TaskManager && dotnet test
  • build: cd backend/dotnet/src/TaskManager && dotnet build
  1. Provide feedback on the server status and URL (usually http://localhost:8080)
  2. Handle errors gracefully if dependencies are missing

Default Behavior

If no arguments are provided, ask the user which backend and action they want to perform.