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Infrastructure check

Skill choutos/agent-skills-spec/examples/infrastructure-check

Open specification for packaging procedural knowledge for AI agents. Framework-agnostic SKILL.md format.

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npx -y skills add choutos/agent-skills-spec --skill infrastructure-check

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Run periodic infrastructure health checks across servers. Use for scheduled monitoring, daily health reports, or when asked to verify system status. Triggers on: health check, infra check, server status, monitoring, systems check.

SKILL.md

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Infrastructure Check

Run scripts/check.sh to collect system metrics, then interpret the results.

What to Check

  1. Disk usage — flag anything above 80%
  2. Memory — flag if available < 10% of total
  3. Load average — flag if 1-min load > number of CPU cores
  4. Docker containers — flag any not in "Up" state
  5. SSL certificates — flag if expiring within 30 days
  6. Backups — flag if last backup > 24 hours ago

Interpreting Results

The script outputs JSON. Focus on items with "status": "warning" or "status": "critical".

For warnings: note in report, no immediate action needed. For critical: alert immediately with the specific issue and recommended fix.

Report Format

## Infrastructure Report — YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM

### Summary
✅ X systems healthy | ⚠️ Y warnings | ❌ Z critical

### Details
[only include warnings and critical items]

### Recommended Actions
[specific, actionable items]

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