Operate the running Enterprise Demo stack: services, the Postgres database, and scheduled jobs.
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# Manage Services
Operate the running Enterprise Demo stack: services, the Postgres database, and scheduled jobs.
## When to Use
Use this skill to bring the stack up, check what is running, inspect the database, watch scheduled jobs, or tail logs while diagnosing an operational issue.
## How to Use
### Services
`infra services` manages the API server, agents, and MCP servers together.
```bash
systemprompt infra services start # start API, agents, and MCP servers
systemprompt infra services status # detailed status: which are running, PIDs
systemprompt infra services restart # restart all services
systemprompt infra services stop # stop gracefully
systemprompt infra services cleanup # clear orphaned processes / stale entries
```
### Database
The local stack runs a per-clone Docker Postgres. The CLI exposes status, schema, and migration helpers:
```bash
systemprompt infra db status # connection status
systemprompt infra db tables # tables with row counts and sizes
systemprompt infra db migrations status # migration status across extensions
systemprompt infra db query "SELECT ..." # read-only SQL
systemprompt infra db migrate-repair # fix migration checksum drift in place (no data loss)
```
For container lifecycle the justfile recipes are authoritative: `just db-up`, `just db-down`, `just db-logs`. There is no destructive reset - recover drift in place with `infra db migrate-repair` (or `just repair-migrations`).
### Jobs
```bash
systemprompt infra jobs list # available jobs
systemprompt infra jobs run <job> # run a scheduled job manually
systemprompt infra jobs history # execution history
```
The `publish_pipeline` job also runs automatically at server startup.
### Logs while operating
```bash
systemprompt infra logs stream --since 30s # live tail (alias: follow)
systemprompt infra logs view --level error --since 1h # recent errors
```
### Typical workflow
1. `infra services status` - confirm what is up.
2. `infra db status` - confirm the database is reachable and migrated.
3. `infra services start` - bring up anything missing.
4. `infra logs stream` - watch startup and catch errors.
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