Analyze Linux disk usage with df, du, lsblk, and mount.
npx skills add https://github.com/prophetto1/agch1 --skill disk-usage-prophetto1
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: disk-usage Source: https://github.com/prophetto1/agch1/tree/main/inspect_ai/examples/skills/skills/disk-usage Command: npx skills add https://github.com/prophetto1/agch1 --skill disk-usage-prophetto1
This Skill helps administrators quickly assess disk space usage, filesystem structure, and identify space hogs to support capacity planning and maintenance.
Run the included script to generate a concise disk report: ./scripts/diskinfo.sh
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You can analyze disk usage on a Linux host by running the included script to generate a concise report using df, du, and lsblk, which identifies large files and space bottlenecks without requiring external installations.
Mapping filesystem health for capacity planning is done by inspecting block devices, partitions, and mount points with standard UNIX utilities to produce a deterministic report on storage layout and space bottlenecks.
You do not need to install external dependencies to check disk space. The Skill relies entirely on standard UNIX utilities such as df, du, lsblk, and mount already available on the Linux host.
You can locate space hogs across all mounted filesystems without extra packages by running the included script, which leverages built-in UNIX commands like du to surface large files with human-readable output for cleanup planning.
Run a disk usage report before a maintenance window to quickly assess disk space, spot space hogs, and verify filesystem structure, ensuring you have adequate capacity for deployments and preventing unexpected storage failures.
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