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mirrord-up

Helps users run multiple concurrent mirrord sessions from a single mirrord-up.yaml (compose-style multi-service local debugging). Use when the user mentions mirrord up, mirrord-up.yaml, mirrord up init, debugging several related microservices together, or managing multiple mirrord sessions' lifecycle in one command.

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# mirrord up Skill

## Purpose

Help users create and run **multiple concurrent mirrord sessions** from one config file — think docker compose, but for mirrord — as documented in [Multiple concurrent sessions (mirrord up)](https://metalbear.com/mirrord/docs/using-mirrord/multiple-concurrent-sessions).

Useful when they need to debug **several related microservices** and manage those sessions' lifecycle together.

Each `services` entry is typically a **different** application with its own target, command, and configuration — `mirrord up` is for running several distinct applications together, not for targeting multiple pods of the *same* application. For that (label-based targeting), point users to the **mirrord-operator** or **mirrord-config** skill instead of trying to model it with `mirrord-up.yaml`.

## When to Use This Skill

Trigger on questions like:
- "How do I run multiple mirrord sessions at once?"
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