aget-healthcheck-sessions

To check the health of agent sessions directories, validate the directory structure, file counts, naming conventions, and disk usage. This diagnostic process identifies organizational anomalies and outputs a clear, non-destructive health status report.

Directory healthcheck diagnostics for session files involve validating structure and enforcing naming policies to catch anomalies. This read-only process monitors file inventory growth and disk usage to maintain consistency without modifying any existing data.

Detect naming convention anomalies in a sessions directory by applying validation checks against expected file patterns. This diagnostic identifies inconsistent session file names and unexpected date-based subdirectories, reporting them as structural anomalies.

Yes, you can monitor disk usage and file counts without modifying session files by running non-destructive diagnostics. This read-only approach inventories session and checkpoint files to monitor growth while ensuring the original data remains untouched.

No, session directory health checking is a self-contained diagnostic process that requires no external dependencies. It operates independently to validate directory structure, enforce naming policies, and report disk usage thresholds directly.

The best way to report disk usage anomalies in checkpoints is to run a self-contained diagnostic that applies clear thresholds. This generates a structured, non-destructive report detailing file inventory growth and organizational issues.