heinzel-housekeeping

name	heinzel-housekeeping
argument-hint	[hostname]
description	Run a heinzel housekeeping (health) inspection on a server — disk, memory, load, pending updates, firewall, SSL certs, failed systemd units, logs, kernel reboot status, and service-specific checks. Use when the user asks to "run housekeeping", "housekeeping report", "run a health check on <host>", or "do routine inspection". Do NOT auto-invoke for ambiguous requests like "check server <host>" — that's reserved for quick queries. Covers Linux (Debian, Ubuntu, RHEL, CentOS, Fedora, SUSE) and macOS.

heinzel-housekeeping

Routine health inspection for a server or the local machine. Never run automatically — only on explicit user request. The whole of the heinzel first-connection onboarding pipeline still applies before any of this runs.

Workflow

1. Load overrides. Before running any check, apply the full heinzel rule-override chain (later wins):

   • memory/custom-rules/heinzel-housekeeping.md if present (global custom overrides for this skill — ## Add:, ## Replace:, ## Remove: prefixes per CLAUDE.md).
   • memory/housekeeping.md if present (additional cross- server custom checks — free-form Markdown, gitignored by default).
   • memory/servers/<hostname>/memory.md (service list, last-known state, per-server quirks).
   • memory/servers/<hostname>/rules.md if present (per-server rule overrides — same prefixes as above, highest precedence). Note: memory/custom-rules/all.md is already loaded by the CLAUDE.md session-start preflight — do not re-read it.