health-check

Run a VPS health check using scripts/check.sh to aggregate system metrics, then apply the Status Classification Protocol to classify overall health as OK, WARN, FAIL, or UNKNOWN. The script evaluates gateway process, disk space, OpenClaw status, error logs, and session size.

The 5-core-check status classification protocol evaluates gateway process status, disk space availability, OpenClaw status, error logs, and session size. It aggregates these metrics to produce a deterministic overall health classification of OK, WARN, FAIL, or UNKNOWN.

Yes, you can schedule automated system health monitoring using a 12-hour cron job. The cron triggers the health check script to gather raw system data and generate an updated status report, keeping health visibility current for VPS deployments.

To check VPS disk space and gateway process status for incident response, run the health check script. It aggregates these metrics alongside error logs and session size, applying threshold rules to generate a Myanmar-language status report for operator review.

A WARN or UNKNOWN status from a system health check indicates that one or more of the five core metrics, such as disk space or error logs, breached threshold rules defined in the Status Classification Protocol. Operators should review the generated report for incident response.

The health monitoring skill is designed for OpenClaw VPS deployments and evaluates OpenClaw status as one of its core checks. While the script gathers general system metrics, the status classification protocol specifically targets the OpenClaw environment and its gateway processes.