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Control a Trellis development environment: check service status, view and filter logs, manage workflows, and switch worktrees with trellis-ctl.
Trellis provides terminal control over a development environment via the trellis-ctl CLI. It centralises common dev-ops tasks: viewing service status, streaming and filtering logs, running validated workflows, switching git worktrees, and inspecting crash reports and traces. The skill explains commands and flags (notably -json for structured output) and describes how to run workflows with validated inputs, examine crash traces, and manage logs and notifications.
Use this skill when you need to inspect or manage a local Trellis dev environment: to check whether services are running, follow logs while debugging, run maintenance workflows, switch branches/worktrees safely, or investigate crashes and distributed traces. It is intended for developers and operators working within a Trellis workspace.
Best suited to CLI-capable agent platforms and developer-focused agents (Copilot/Code assistants, Cursor, CLI-integrated agents) that can execute or parse trellis-ctl JSON outputs.
Trellis is a CLI-based dev environment controller (trellis-ctl) for checking service status, viewing/filtering logs, managing workflows, crash reports, and distributed tracing. The SKILL.md is thorough and well-organized with clear command references, filtering options, and practical debugging workflows. No scripts were included or executed. No security concerns found — purely instructional content for operating a local dev tool.
Clean, well-documented skill for a niche devops CLI tool. Comprehensive command reference with good examples. Purely instructional — no scripts, no network calls, no security risks. Architecture is flat (single SKILL.md, no scripts/ or references/).