foryourhealth111-pixel/node-zombie-guardian
bundled/skills/node-zombie-guardian/SKILL.md
Use when diagnosing stale or orphaned Node.js processes launched by VCO, auditing ownership/liveness, or safely simulating cleanup without touching external Node workloads.
$ install --global
skillsauthnpx skillsauth add foryourhealth111-pixel/vco-skills-codex node-zombie-guardianInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- node-zombie-guardian
- description:
- Use when diagnosing stale or orphaned Node.js processes launched by VCO, auditing ownership/liveness, or safely simulating cleanup without touching external Node workloads.
Node Zombie Guardian
This skill is for managed-process hygiene inside the VCO ecosystem.
It exists to answer one question safely: which Node processes belong to VCO, which of them are stale, and which of those are eligible for cleanup without risking live external workloads.
Safety Boundary
- Only processes with
ownership = vco-managedcan ever become cleanup candidates. externalandunknownprocesses remain audit-only.- Cleanup is report-first by default.
- Fixture
-Applymode remains simulation-only and must never terminate real processes.
When To Use
- Node processes accumulate after long VCO runs and you need an ownership-aware audit.
- You want to register or observe VCO-launched Node processes through the wrapper.
- You need a Markdown or JSON report of managed vs external Node processes.
- You want to simulate cleanup of stale VCO-managed Node processes without touching real workloads.
Operator Surfaces
This skill is a focused wrapper around the operator scripts that live in the bundled vibe skill:
../vibe/scripts/common/NodeLaunchWrapper.ps1../vibe/scripts/governance/Invoke-NodeProcessAudit.ps1../vibe/scripts/governance/Invoke-NodeZombieCleanup.ps1../vibe/scripts/verify/vibe-node-zombie-gate.ps1
Quick Start
1. Launch a managed Node process through the wrapper
Use the wrapper when VCO starts a Node workload that should be tracked in the ledger.
& "..\vibe\scripts\common\NodeLaunchWrapper.ps1" `
-RepoRoot "C:\path\to\repo" `
-Command "node" `
-ArgumentList @("scripts\worker.js")
2. Audit live Node ownership and liveness
Default mode is read-only and emits a report.
& "..\vibe\scripts\governance\Invoke-NodeProcessAudit.ps1" `
-RepoRoot "C:\path\to\repo" `
-WriteArtifacts
Expected outcomes:
- classify processes such as
managed_live,managed_stale,external_audit_only - emit JSON and Markdown artifacts for review
- keep non-managed processes out of the cleanup candidate set
3. Simulate cleanup
Cleanup remains report-only unless explicitly switched, and the safety filters still apply.
& "..\vibe\scripts\governance\Invoke-NodeZombieCleanup.ps1" `
-RepoRoot "C:\path\to\repo" `
-WriteArtifacts
Use this to confirm which managed stale processes would be targeted before any real cleanup path is considered.
Verification
Run the dedicated gate before trusting changes in this area:
& "..\vibe\scripts\verify\vibe-node-zombie-gate.ps1" -WriteArtifacts
The gate proves:
- classification is deterministic on fixtures
- only managed rows become cleanup candidates
- external rows never become cleanup candidates
- report-only mode never terminates processes
- fixture
-Applymode stays simulated
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