aget-check-sessions

To monitor agent session directory health, run this Skill to check for date subdirectories, count session and checkpoint files, validate naming conventions, and track disk usage against predefined thresholds.

Session data directory structure validation detects non-standard date subdirectories to identify organizational drift, ensuring your agent session files adhere to expected naming patterns and storage best practices.

You can track checkpoint files and disk usage by running this Skill, which counts session files and assesses storage consumed by the sessions directory against defined thresholds to flag unexpected growth.

Session file naming convention enforcement matters because it verifies files adhere to expected patterns, preventing organizational drift and maintaining data integrity before missing data issues become critical.

Yes, you can use this session monitoring tool without external dependencies, as it operates independently using internal scripts and references to validate directory structures and file inventory.

Automated disk usage monitoring for session files relies on predefined thresholds for file counts and disk size, meaning it provides a health status based on static limits rather than dynamic scaling.