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smithery/nabondance

dev-start

Start dev server in background

Installation

$ npx skills add smithery/nabondance --skill dev-start
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SKILL.md

Dev Server Start

Start the Next.js development server in the background with zero output until ready.

Run the dev server start script which will:

  1. Check if dev server is already running
  2. Start pnpm dev in background if not running
  3. Wait for server to be ready (polls <http://localhost:3000>;)
  4. Show minimal confirmation when ready

Execute: bash ../dev-start.sh