From vnc-service
Stop the virtual display and VNC server services. Use when you no longer need browser interaction and want to free resources. The services can be restarted anytime with /vnc-service:run. Trigger on: "stop vnc", "vnc stop", "disable vnc", "turn off vnc", "shut down display".
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/vnc-service:stopThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Stop the Xvfb virtual display and x11vnc VNC server. Services remain installed and can be
Stop the Xvfb virtual display and x11vnc VNC server. Services remain installed and can be
restarted with /vnc-service:run at any time.
systemctl --user stop vnc-server.service virtual-display.service
if ! systemctl --user is-active virtual-display.service >/dev/null 2>&1; then
echo "Display stopped"
else
echo "WARNING: Display is still running"
fi
if ! systemctl --user is-active vnc-server.service >/dev/null 2>&1; then
echo "VNC stopped"
else
echo "WARNING: VNC is still running"
fi
Ask the user:
Services stopped. Do you also want to disable auto-start on boot?
1. Keep auto-start (services restart on reboot) — recommended if you use VNC regularly
2. Disable auto-start (services stay off until you run /vnc-service:run)
If disable:
systemctl --user disable virtual-display.service vnc-server.service
VNC Service Stopped
Display :99: stopped
VNC port 5999: closed
Auto-start: enabled/disabled
Restart anytime with: /vnc-service:run
npx claudepluginhub 3d-stories/vnc-service --plugin vnc-serviceStops and removes the ClaudeClaw background service for the current instance. Preserves data while removing the service unit.
Останавливает Apache HTTP Server. Публикации сохраняются — при следующем /web-publish сервер запустится снова.
Automates Linux desktop E2E testing using ydotool (Wayland), xdotool (X11), grim, slurp, and D-Bus. Includes tool verification gates and AT-SPI accessibility testing.