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enter-services

This skill manages Pollinations AI infrastructure by checking service statuses, reviewing logs, and restarting services in production or staging.

Install

mkdir -p .claude/skills/enter-services && curl -L -o skill.zip "https://agentskills.codes/api/skills/download/5889" && unzip -o skill.zip -d .claude/skills/enter-services && rm skill.zip

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Activation

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Deploy and manage enter.pollinations.ai text/image services on EC2 and Cloudflare Workers. Requires: SSH keys, sops, wrangler.
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Key capabilities

  • →Check status of text and image services on EC2
  • →View real-time logs for production and staging services
  • →Restart production or staging service instances
  • →Deploy updates to Cloudflare Workers
  • →Decrypt and manage environment variables

How it works

The skill executes SSH commands to interact with systemd services on EC2 instances and uses Wrangler to manage Cloudflare Worker deployments.

Inputs & outputs

You give it
Service management command
You get back
Service status, logs, or deployment confirmation

When to use enter-services

  • →Checking deployment service status
  • →Viewing real-time logs for image/text services
  • →Restarting production instances
  • →Debugging service errors via journalctl

About this skill

Requirements

Before using this skill, ensure you have:

  • sops: brew install sops (for decrypting secrets)
  • Wrangler: npm install -g wrangler
  • Node.js: brew install node

Must run from the pollinations repo root.


Architecture Overview

EnvironmentGateway (Cloudflare Worker)Generation
Productionenter.pollinations.aigen.pollinations.ai Worker
Stagingstaging.enter.pollinations.aistaging.gen.pollinations.ai Worker

The former enter-services / enter-services-staging EC2 boxes (text-pollinations.service, image-pollinations.service) are decommissioned; text and image generation run inside the gen.pollinations.ai Worker. The Discord bots that lived on enter-services now run on the monitoring-agents EC2 box — see apps/discord-bot-family/README.md and operations/infrastructure/gpu/GPU_INSTANCES.md.


Deploy Cloudflare Worker (enter.pollinations.ai)

Production deploys only through GitHub Actions (Deploy / Cloudflare production, dispatched from the production branch) — never wrangler deploy --env production from a local machine. See AGENTS.md "Cloudflare Production Deployment Safety".

Staging deploys through the Deploy / Cloudflare staging workflow (workflow_dispatch: pick the branch and the service). It runs migrate:staging first, then deploy:staging. Tick push_secrets to also push secrets/staging.vars.json to the Workers; a new or changed value needs Secret Mutation Safety approval (AGENTS.md) before it is merged. The same npm scripts also work locally per service:

cd enter.pollinations.ai
npm run deploy:staging   # staging only

Check what a Worker has with wrangler secret list --env staging. Details: token-rotation.md.

Testing on Staging

  • Test token: ENTER_API_TOKEN_STAGING in enter.pollinations.ai/.testingtokens. If auth fails, run npm run check-tokens in enter.pollinations.ai before blaming the deploy; tokens expire without the file changing.
  • Agents are called by owner/name model id on staging, same as production.
  • Cheap read-only checks: wrangler d1 migrations list DB --remote --env staging, wrangler secret list --env staging, and the dispatch namespace list.

Wrangler Configuration

The wrangler.toml contains environment configs:

EnvironmentRouteService URLs
productionenter.pollinations.aigen.pollinations.ai
stagingstaging.enter.pollinations.aistaging.gen.pollinations.ai
locallocalhost:3000Local dev

Token Rotation

Internal trust-boundary tokens (PLN_ENTER_TOKEN, PLN_GPU_TOKEN, Tinybird tokens, SOPS recipients): see token-rotation.md for the inventory, rotation mechanisms, deploy path, and rollback.


OAuth Client Notes

Dated notes from building third-party OAuth clients against enter. Check current source before relying on them.

  • Open WebUI 0.11.x (2026-09): refreshes its token only within 5 minutes of expires_at, never in response to a 401 from a model call. A failed refresh deletes its oauth_session row but keeps the user logged in, so a failed refresh and a revoked API key look the same to the user (401 on the next model call). For self-healing: issue a short expires_in so the refresh fires, and return 200 from the refresh endpoint for every live account.
  • apikey table: in shared/db/better-auth.ts the owner field is referenceId, not userId. row.userId compiles in loosely typed code and fails at runtime with a misleading "Unauthorized or invalid session" from createApiKey. Run tsc on new files touching this table before testing live.

Notes

  • Production deploys on push to production branch
  • Staging deploys via the Deploy / Cloudflare staging workflow (manual dispatch), or per service with npm run deploy:staging
  • Always test on staging before merging to production
  • enter.pollinations.ai handles auth/billing; generation requests are served by the gen.pollinations.ai Worker

When not to use it

  • →Tasks outside the pollinations infrastructure scope

Prerequisites

SSH keys configured via GitHub secretssops installedWrangler installedNode.js installed

Limitations

  • →Must be run from the pollinations repository root
  • →Requires specific SSH configuration and access

How it compares

It provides a centralized, command-based interface for managing distributed services instead of manual SSH and deployment steps.

Compared to similar skills

enter-services side by side with the closest alternatives in the catalog.

SkillInstallsUpdatedSafetyDifficulty
enter-services (this skill)15moReviewAdvanced
deployment-pipeline-design64moReviewAdvanced
kubernetes-architect65moNo flagsAdvanced
ecs24moReviewIntermediate

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