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# marj stop A review started from a Claude Code session ends by itself when that session exits; one started by hand in a terminal (or with `--detach`) outlives it, as does the hub while anything is on it. This ends them now, cleanly. Threads and chat are **kept** in `~/.marj/repos/<repo>-<hash>/`, so a later `/marj:review` brings the conversation back. ## Which one - **`/marj:stop`** (no argument) — end the review of the current repo only. Other repos on the hub keep going; when the last review ends the hub exits by itself. - **`/marj:stop --all`** — stop everything marj on this machine: the hub and every review on it, plus a sweep of stray processes the hub does not know about (standalone servers from older versions, an orphaned hub, `marj watch` loops whose server died). Use this when the user says marj "is still running", "left servers open", or wants it gone completely. - **`/marj:stop --session <name>`** — end one isolated session and nothing else. If the user just says "stop marj" and only one repo is under review, plain `marj stop` is right. If they complain about things lingering in the background, go straight to `--all`. ## Steps 1. Run it from inside the repo (any subdirectory works): ```bash cd <repo root> && marj stop # or: marj stop --all / marj stop --session pr-42 ``` It prints what it stopped — the hub's pid, and with `--all` how many stray processes were swept (`3 servers, 1 watch`). If it says there is nothing to...