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kumiko consumer

Terminal window
kumiko consumer <subcommand> [<name>]

Event consumers are projections that read the event store and write into a read-side (DB, search index, etc.). When one gets stuck on a bad event, kumiko consumer is the recovery surface.

SubcommandWhat it does
listAll registered consumers + their state
status <name>Detail state for one consumer
restart <name>Release lock + retry
disable <name>Pause the consumer
enable <name>Reactivate
skip <name>Skip the currently-stuck event (advances cursor)
Terminal window
kumiko consumer list
# poisoned: notification:in-app cursor=42 attempts=5 error=…
kumiko consumer status notification:in-app
# shows the full last error
kumiko consumer restart notification:in-app
# … if it just retries the same poison and fails again:
kumiko consumer skip notification:in-app
# advances cursor past the bad event

skip is the nuclear option — only use it when the event is genuinely unprocessable (corrupt payload, dropped entity reference). For transient failures (network, rate limit), restart is the right move.

kumiko consumer reads kumiko.config.ts from the current directory and connects via DATABASE_URL. Run it from inside an app workspace.