| name | linux-resource-debugging |
| description | Archived after consolidation into linux-system-debugging. Diagnose Linux RAM, swap, CPU, process, and desktop/browser resource usage with PSS/cgroup-aware attribution. |
| version | 1.0.0 |
| author | Hermes Agent |
| license | MIT |
| platforms | ["linux"] |
| metadata | {"hermes":{"archived_into":"linux-system-debugging","tags":["linux","debugging","memory","swap","processes","performance","desktop"],"related_skills":["systematic-debugging","linux-system-debugging"]}} |
Linux Resource Debugging — Archived
This skill package was consolidated into linux-system-debugging during the umbrella-building pass. The class-level instructions now live under the resource pressure and process attribution section of that umbrella skill.
Preserved package reference:
references/linux-memory-attribution.md
Original scope
Use when the user asks what is consuming RAM, swap, CPU, ports, process table, or why a Linux desktop/server feels slow. Baseline live state with free, swapon, zramctl, and PSI. Use RSS only as a candidate finder and confirm memory attribution with PSS from /proc/<pid>/smaps_rollup. Group processes by family and report top groups plus top individual outliers. For browser/Electron renderers, avoid claiming exact tab mappings from ps alone.
