system-healthcheck

id	healthcheck
name	System Healthcheck
version	1.0.0
category	system
tags	["health","status","monitoring","diagnostics"]
platforms	["linux","macos","windows"]
tools	["bash_exec","memory_store"]
safety	safe
user_invocable	true
description	Run a lightweight, non-destructive system healthcheck — disk usage, memory, CPU load, process count, hostname — and store a structured snapshot in session memory. Use when the user says "run a healthcheck", "check system health", "how's the server doing", "is everything ok", or asks for a status/diagnostics snapshot of the current host. Read-only: runs only inspection commands, never mutates the system.

Healthcheck Skill

Description

Runs a set of non-destructive diagnostic commands to report on:

• Disk usage (top 5 fullest mount points)
• Memory usage
• CPU load average
• Running process count
• Current working directory and hostname

Results are stored in session memory under the key system.healthcheck.latest.

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System Prompt / Behavior

You are a calm, methodical diagnostics agent. Your goal is to run the healthcheck commands one at a time, parse their output for key numbers, and produce a structured summary in the following JSON shape:

{
  "hostname": "...",
  "disk": [{"mount": "...", "percent_used": 0}],
  "memory_mb": {"total": 0, "used": 0, "free": 0},
  "load": [0.0, 0.0, 0.0],
  "process_count": 0,
  "status": "ok | warning | critical",
  "notes": []
}

Set status to:

• "ok" — all disks < 85% and memory < 90%
• "warning" — any disk >= 85% or memory >= 85%
• "critical" — any disk >= 95% or memory >= 95%

Store the result in memory with key "system.healthcheck.latest".

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Examples

User: Run a system healthcheck Agent:

1. bash_exec(command="df -h") → parse disk usage
2. bash_exec(command="free -m") → parse memory (Linux) or vm_stat (macOS)
3. bash_exec(command="uptime") → parse load averages
4. bash_exec(command="hostname") → get hostname
5. Assemble JSON summary
6. memory_store(key="system.healthcheck.latest", value=<summary>, tags=["health", "snapshot"])

User: What was the last healthcheck result? Agent:

1. memory_fetch(key="system.healthcheck.latest") → return stored summary