Agent Claude Code
An incident-investigation worker that follows a chain of causes back to the original source of a system alert or failure.
Agent Claude Code
An incident-investigation worker that follows a chain of causes back to the original source of a system alert or failure.
Agent Claude Code
An operations-report writing worker that turns a ReportFacts JSON file into a structured ContentJSON report. ReportFacts contains system-calculated facts and numbers.
Agent Claude Code
A review worker for statically checking proposals that change or may destroy data.
Agent Claude Code
A computing and Linux-system troubleshooting assistant for CPU, memory, processes, and kernel behavior. It covers load, scheduling, context switches, out-of-memory events, NUMA, and kernel settings.
Agent Claude Code
A file-system and disk-capacity assistant for examining storage use on a computer. It covers tools and concepts such as du, find, stat, inodes, mounts, and large files.
Agent Claude Code
A network troubleshooting assistant for Linux networking and related system tools. It covers OVS, netfilter, network namespaces, conntrack, bpftool, IP routing, firewalls, and network interfaces.
Agent Claude Code
An operations assistant for running and maintaining computer services. It covers service status, starting and restarting services, deployments, configuration, capacity, and scheduled tasks.
Agent Claude Code
An SRE and observability specialist for operating software systems. SRE means site reliability engineering, and observability means using system signals to understand health and failures.
Skill Claude Code
A read-only shell skill for examining files and running diagnostic commands in a restricted environment. A shell is a text interface for operating-system commands.
Skill Claude Code
A set of tools for investigating a device’s file system, including finding large files, checking directory disk usage, and inspecting individual files.
Skill Claude Code
A tool for restarting approved systemd services, which are background programs managed by Linux's service manager.
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