System Info Skill

Get system information for monitoring and debugging.

When to Use

✅ USE this skill when:

• "What's the system status?"

• "How much memory is available?"

• "What processes are running?"

• "Get CPU information"

• "Check disk space"

When NOT to Use

❌ DON'T use this skill when:

• Performance profiling → use specialized profilers

• Security auditing → use security tools

• Hardware diagnostics → use vendor tools

Commands

System Overview

{baseDir}/system.sh info {baseDir}/system.sh info --json

CPU Information

{baseDir}/system.sh cpu {baseDir}/system.sh cpu --usage {baseDir}/system.sh cpu --cores

Memory Information

{baseDir}/system.sh memory {baseDir}/system.sh memory --summary {baseDir}/system.sh memory --json

Disk Information

{baseDir}/system.sh disk {baseDir}/system.sh disk --path / {baseDir}/system.sh disk --all

Network Information

{baseDir}/system.sh network {baseDir}/system.sh network --interfaces {baseDir}/system.sh network --connections

Process Information

{baseDir}/system.sh processes {baseDir}/system.sh processes --top 10 {baseDir}/system.sh processes --by-memory {baseDir}/system.sh processes --user root

Environment

{baseDir}/system.sh env {baseDir}/system.sh env --filter PATH {baseDir}/system.sh env --json

Output Formats

• Default: Human-readable text

• --json: JSON output for scripting

• --summary: Condensed summary

Examples

Quick system overview:

{baseDir}/system.sh info

Output: OS, CPU, Memory, Disk summary

Top processes by memory:

{baseDir}/system.sh processes --by-memory --top 5

Output: Top 5 memory-heavy processes

Check specific disk:

{baseDir}/system.sh disk --path /home

Output: Disk usage for /home

Get process tree:

{baseDir}/system.sh processes --tree

Output: Process tree view

Notes

• Works on Linux and macOS

• Some commands require specific permissions

• Uses system utilities: ps , top , free , df , etc.

• JSON output for programmatic use