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Pods by majiayu000 — Agent Skill

Name: Pods
Rating: 4.2 (5 reviews)
Author: majiayu000

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Pods - Aggregate Pod Management

Overview

The pods command provides aggregate management for all AI pod services. It shows combined status and enables bulk operations across all running pod containers.

Key Concept: This is a meta-command for managing multiple pods at once. For individual pod management, use the specific service command (e.g., ujust ollama, ujust jupyter).

Quick Reference

Action	Command	Description
Status	`ujust pods status`	Show status of all pods
Purge	`ujust pods purge`	Remove all pod containers

Parameters

ACTION Parameter

ujust pods ACTION=""

Parameter	Values	Description
`ACTION`	`status`, `purge`	Action to perform

Without ACTION, shows interactive menu (requires TTY).

Commands

Status

ujust pods status

Shows status of all pod services:

Container running state
Port bindings
GPU attachment
Resource usage

Output includes:

Ollama
Jupyter
ComfyUI
Open WebUI
LocalAI
FiftyOne
Jellyfin
GitHub Runners

Purge

ujust pods purge

Removes all pod containers and their configurations:

Stops all running pods
Removes all pod containers
Cleans up Quadlet configs
Reloads systemd

Warning: This removes ALL pod containers. Data in workspace directories is preserved.

Common Workflows

Check All Services

# Quick status overview
ujust pods status

Clean Restart

# Remove all pods
ujust pods purge

# Reconfigure and start individual services
ujust ollama config
ujust ollama start

Before System Update

# Check what's running
ujust pods status

# Stop all if needed
ujust pods purge

Non-Interactive Usage

All commands work without TTY:

# CI/automation-friendly
ujust pods status
ujust pods purge

Troubleshooting

Status Shows Stale Containers

Symptom: Status shows containers that don't exist

Cause: Quadlet configs out of sync

Fix:

systemctl --user daemon-reload
ujust pods status

Purge Doesn't Remove All

Symptom: Some containers remain after purge

Cause: Containers created outside Quadlet

Fix:

# Manual cleanup
podman ps -a
podman rm -f <container-id>

Cross-References

Individual Services: ollama, jupyter, comfyui, openwebui, localai, fiftyone, jellyfin, runners skills
Testing: test pods for lifecycle testing

When to Use This Skill

Use when the user asks about:

"all pods status", "check all services"
"remove all containers", "clean up pods"
"what's running", "show all services"
"purge containers", "reset pods"

---name: podsdescription: Aggregate management for all AI pod services. Provides status overview and bulk operations across all pod containers (ollama, jupyter, comfyui, openwebui, localai, fiftyone, jellyfin, runners).--- # Pods - Aggregate Pod Management ## Overview The `pods` command provides aggregate management for all AI pod services. It shows combined status and enables bulk operations across all running pod containers. **Key Concept:** This is a meta-command for managing multiple pods at once. For individual pod management, use the specific service command (e.g., `ujust ollama`, `ujust jupyter`). ## Quick Reference | Action | Command | Description | |--------|---------|-------------| | Status | `ujust pods status` | Show status of all pods | | Purge | `ujust pods purge` | Remove all pod containers | ## Parameters ### ACTION Parameter ```bash ujust pods ACTION="" ``` | Parameter | Values | Description | |-----------|--------|-------------| | `ACTION` | `status`, `purge` | Action to perform | Without `ACTION`, shows interactive menu (requires TTY). ## Commands ### Status ```bash ujust pods status ``` Shows status of all pod services: - Container running state - Port bindings - GPU attachment - Resource usage **Output includes:** - Ollama - Jupyter - ComfyUI - Open WebUI - LocalAI - FiftyOne - Jellyfin - GitHub Runners ### Purge ```bash ujust pods purge ``` Removes all pod containers and their configurations: 1. Stops all running pods 2. Removes all pod containers 3. Cleans up Quadlet configs 4. Reloads systemd **Warning:** This removes ALL pod containers. Data in workspace directories is preserved. ## Common Workflows ### Check All Services ```bash # Quick status overview ujust pods status ``` ### Clean Restart ```bash # Remove all pods ujust pods purge # Reconfigure and start individual services ujust ollama config ujust ollama start ``` ### Before System Update ```bash # Check what's running ujust pods status # Stop all if needed ujust pods purge ``` ## Non-Interactive Usage All commands work without TTY: ```bash # CI/automation-friendly ujust pods status ujust pods purge ``` ## Troubleshooting ### Status Shows Stale Containers **Symptom:** Status shows containers that don't exist **Cause:** Quadlet configs out of sync **Fix:** ```bash systemctl --user daemon-reload ujust pods status ``` ### Purge Doesn't Remove All **Symptom:** Some containers remain after purge **Cause:** Containers created outside Quadlet **Fix:** ```bash # Manual cleanup podman ps -a podman rm -f <container-id> ``` ## Cross-References - **Individual Services:** `ollama`, `jupyter`, `comfyui`, `openwebui`, `localai`, `fiftyone`, `jellyfin`, `runners` skills - **Testing:** `test pods` for lifecycle testing ## When to Use This Skill Use when the user asks about: - "all pods status", "check all services" - "remove all containers", "clean up pods" - "what's running", "show all services" - "purge containers", "reset pods"

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