tilt-dev
Tilt Development Environment Management
Manage and troubleshoot local development stacks orchestrated by Tilt.
Quick Start
Script paths shown as scripts/... assume your current working directory is skills/tilt-dev/. From repo root, use skills/tilt-dev/scripts/....
Check if Services Are Running
Always check before starting Tilt:
# Run status check script
scripts/check_tilt_status.sh [port]
# Or manually
tilt get uiresources --port <PORT>
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