// Retrieve detailed Linux system information including OS distribution, kernel version, CPU model and core count, memory usage, and uptime. Use when the user asks about system specs, hardware details, RAM, processor info, kernel version, or needs a host inventory summary.
Analyze disk space usage, filesystem mounts, and storage allocation on Linux systems. Identifies large files and directories, checks partition usage, and reports inode consumption. Use when the user asks about disk full errors, free space, storage usage, du/df output, finding large files, or checking which directories consume the most space.
Gather network configuration and connectivity details on Linux including interfaces, IP addresses, routing tables, DNS settings, and listening ports. Use when the user asks about IP configuration, network interfaces, connection issues, DNS resolution, open ports, routing, or network troubleshooting.
Retrieve a secret code by reading a bundled asset file and executing a companion script. Use when the user asks to reveal, decode, or look up the secret code from this skill's assets.
| name | system-info |
| description | Retrieve detailed Linux system information including OS distribution, kernel version, CPU model and core count, memory usage, and uptime. Use when the user asks about system specs, hardware details, RAM, processor info, kernel version, or needs a host inventory summary. |
Gathers comprehensive system information about the Linux host.
./scripts/sysinfo.sh for structured output covering OS, CPU, memory, and uptime.cat /etc/os-release - Distribution name and versionuname -a - Kernel version and architecturehostnamectl - Hostname and OS info (systemd systems)lscpu - CPU architecture details (cores, threads, model)cat /proc/cpuinfo | head -30 - Detailed processor infonproc - Number of available processorsfree -h - Memory and swap usage (human-readable)cat /proc/meminfo | head -10 - Detailed memory statisticsuptime - How long the system has been runningcat /proc/loadavg - Load averagessysinfo.sh script outputs structured text (distribution, kernel, CPU model, cores, memory, uptime) suitable for parsinglscpu for the most readable CPU information/proc/meminfo are in kilobytes