diff --git a/.woodpecker.yml b/.woodpecker.yml
index c8e6de3..f3aa875 100644
--- a/.woodpecker.yml
+++ b/.woodpecker.yml
@@ -19,12 +19,12 @@ steps:
       - cd /app # Navigate to the mounted project directory.
       # Configure Git to trust the mounted directory to avoid 'unsafe repository' warnings.
       - git config --global --add safe.directory /app
-      - git pull # Pull the latest changes from the 'main' branch.
+      - git pull origin main # Pull the latest changes from the 'main' branch.
       - echo "Source code updated."
-      - ls -la /app # Verify files were updated.
 
   - name: manage-bot-containers # Step 2: Manage your bot's Docker containers.
-    image: docker # This image provides the 'docker compose' CLI.
+    # Changed image to 'docker:latest' to use the unhyphenated 'docker compose'
+    image: docker:latest
     volumes:
       # Mount the Docker socket from the host to allow control over host Docker daemon.
       - /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock
@@ -34,22 +34,21 @@ steps:
       # IMPORTANT: Explicitly set the Docker Compose project name.
       # This ensures containers are managed with the 'Acrybot' prefix,
       # matching your existing containers.
-      # If your actual project name (from 'docker inspect <container_id>')
-      # is different, replace 'Acrybot' here.
-      COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME: acrybot
+      COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME: Acrybot
     commands:
-      - echo "--- Managing Docker Compose services ---"
-      # Stop the specific Discord bot service.
-      # Replace 'your_bot_service_name' with the EXACT service name from your docker-compose.yml.
-      - echo "--- Stopping Discord bot service your_bot_service_name ---"
+      - echo "--- Stopping Discord bot service python-app ---"
+      # Stop the specific Discord bot service using the unhyphenated 'docker compose'.
       - docker compose stop python-app
-      - ls -la
-      # Bring the specific Discord bot service back up.
+
+      - echo "--- Bringing Discord bot service up python-app ---"
+      # Bring the specific Discord bot service back up using the unhyphenated 'docker compose'.
       # '--build' is essential if your docker-compose.yml uses 'build: .' to create the image,
       # as it ensures the image is rebuilt with the newly pulled source code.
-      - docker compose up -d --build
+      - docker compose up -d python-app --build
 
-      - echo "--- Verification after actions ---"
-      - docker compose ps -a # Show all services in this project again.
-      # Directly grep for the expected container name to confirm.
-      - docker ps -a | grep acrybot-python-app
+      - echo "--- Verifying bot status ---"
+      # Get the container ID of the bot service to inspect its status and logs
+      - BOT_CONTAINER_ID=$(docker compose ps -q python-app)
+      - docker inspect --format='{{.State.Status}} (Exit Code: {{.State.ExitCode}})' "${BOT_CONTAINER_ID}"
+      - echo "--- Logs of Discord bot container (if it exited) ---"
+      - docker logs "${BOT_CONTAINER_ID}" # Fetch the logs of the bot container