vibe-service-health-dashboard

name	vibe-service-health-dashboard
description	Queries all configured services for health status — uptime, restarts, errors, resources. Use when checking the health of running services.
user-invocable	true

vibe-service-health-dashboard

Know what's running, what's crashed, and what's about to crash.

When to Use This Skill

• Checking service health after deployment
• Investigating performance or availability issues
• Morning standup health check
• After infrastructure changes

When NOT to Use This Skill

• No services running (pure library/CLI project)
• Already have a monitoring dashboard (Grafana, Datadog, etc.)
• Development-only local services that don't need monitoring

Steps

1. Discover services — Check for:

   • systemd: systemctl --user list-units --type=service --state=running
   • Docker: docker ps
   • PM2: pm2 list
   • Kubernetes: kubectl get pods

2. For each service, collect:

   • Status (running/stopped/crashed)
   • Uptime
   • Last restart time and reason
   • Recent error count (from logs)
   • Resource usage (CPU, memory) if available

3. Identify issues:

   • Crashed services (not running when expected)
   • High-restart services (restarted >3 times recently)
   • Resource-hungry processes (>80% CPU or memory)
   • Error spikes (more errors than usual)

4. Provide remediation commands for each issue

Output Format

Service Health Dashboard

Services: X running, Y stopped, Z error Overall: HEALTHY / DEGRADED / CRITICAL

Service	Status	Uptime	Restarts	Errors (1h)	CPU	Memory
api	✓ Running	3d 4h	0	2	15%	256MB
worker	✗ Crashed	-	5	38	-	-

Issues

1. worker crashed — Last error: "OOM killed"
   • Fix: systemctl --user restart worker or increase memory limit

Recommended Actions

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