aget-check-sessions

To check the health of a sessions directory, scan the structure to detect unexpected date-based subdirectories, confirm the expected checkpoints directory exists, and report disk usage for maintenance and alerting.

Validating session markdown file naming conventions involves checking top-level files against the session_YYYY-MM-DD_*.md pattern to identify and list any non-conforming filenames that indicate organizational drift.

Count session and checkpoint files by inventorying top-level session markdown files and checkpoint YAML files separately, excluding checkpoints from anomaly counts, and computing total disk size for threshold-based health classification.

Yes, you can run read-only filesystem health checks suitable for automated CI jobs or periodic supervisor inspections to validate naming patterns and compute thresholds for total files and disk size without modifying data.

The sessions health check reports WARN or CRITICAL status based on computed thresholds for total file counts and disk size, classifying organizational drift and storage issues to support cleanup planning and alerts.