odoo-system-inspect

name	odoo-system-inspect
description	Inspect Odoo system health: modules, cron jobs, error logs, user activity. READ-ONLY. WHEN: health check, module status, cron stuck, error logs, installed modules, user login, dependencies, system diagnostics. DO NOT USE WHEN: the user wants to inspect stock, manufacturing, accounting, or model structure — use the domain-specific inspection skills instead.
license	MIT
metadata	{"author":"oconsole","version":"1.0.0","tier":"read"}

Odoo System Inspect (read-only)

READ-ONLY. This skill never calls mutating tools.

Recipes

Installed modules

MCP tool: odoo_search_read Raw RPC: execute("ir.module.module", "search_read", [["state","=","installed"]], fields=[...], limit=500)

odoo_search_read(
  model="ir.module.module",
  domain=[["state","=","installed"]],
  fields=["name","installed_version","summary"],
  limit=500)

ALWAYS use installed_version, NEVER version — version is not a stored field on ir.module.module. NEVER filter on installable — use state instead.

Module dependencies

MCP tool: odoo_search_read (two calls) Raw RPC: execute("ir.module.module.dependency", "search_read", ...)

# Step 1: get the module id
odoo_search_read(model="ir.module.module",
  domain=[["name","=","sale"]],
  fields=["id","state","installed_version"], limit=1)

# Step 2: get its dependencies
odoo_search_read(model="ir.module.module.dependency",
  domain=[["module_id","=",MODULE_ID]],
  fields=["name","module_id"], limit=200)

NEVER filter on ir.module.module.dependency.state — it is computed, not stored. Query the records and inspect client-side. NEVER wrap domain values in bare lists — use tuples: [("state","in",["installed"])] not [("state","in",["installed"])].

Cron job health

MCP tool: odoo_search_read Raw RPC: execute("ir.cron", "search_read", ...)

odoo_search_read(model="ir.cron",
  domain=[["active","=",True]],
  fields=["name","nextcall","interval_number","interval_type","state"],
  limit=200)

NEVER use numbercall — removed in Odoo 16+. Use nextcall and state. NEVER use last_call — not a valid field. Verify via odoo_get_fields(model='ir.cron').

Recent error logs

MCP tool: odoo_search_read Raw RPC: execute("ir.logging", "search_read", ...)

# Compute the cutoff in Python first — NEVER use now() in domains
from datetime import datetime, timedelta
cutoff = (datetime.now() - timedelta(hours=24)).strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")

odoo_search_read(model="ir.logging",
  domain=[["level","=","ERROR"],["create_date",">",cutoff]],
  fields=["name","message","path","create_date"],
  limit=100, order="create_date desc")

NEVER use now(), %(today)s, %(date_start)s, or any placeholder syntax in domain filters. Compute the date string in Python first, pass the literal ISO string. The field is path (Char), not path_ids.

User login activity

MCP tool: odoo_search_read Raw RPC: execute("res.users", "search_read", ...)

odoo_search_read(model="res.users",
  domain=[["active","=",True]],
  fields=["login","name","login_date"],
  limit=200, order="login_date desc")

NEVER use last_login — it does not exist. The field is login_date (related to log_ids.create_date). NEVER filter ON login_date in a domain — it is a related field on a non-Many2one relation and cannot be converted to SQL. Fetch all active users and sort/filter client-side, or query ir.logging separately for login timestamps.