health-check

Diagnose Dex MCP health issues from cached pre-flight checks and error logs.

1|Updated Jun 28, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/whmathews15/DEX-Personal-Operating-System --skill health-check-whmathews15
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: health-check
Source: https://github.com/whmathews15/DEX-Personal-Operating-System/tree/main/.claude/skills/health-check
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/whmathews15/DEX-Personal-Operating-System --skill health-check-whmathews15

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill identifies why Dex's MCP servers, configs, or recent tool calls are failing and turns technical failures into clear, actionable guidance.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Health Summary: Reads cached pre-flight results and recent error logs to show which services are healthy, warning, or broken.
  • Root-Cause Diagnosis: Maps common technical failures to plain-language explanations and targeted fixes for packages, configuration, files, permissions, and connections.
  • Auto-Fix Guidance: Helps repair recoverable issues, acknowledge resolved errors, and verify the system again after fixes.
  • Use Case: A user sees a broken MCP tool at startup and asks Dex to check system status, explain the issue, and fix what can be safely repaired.

Quick Start

Ask Dex to run a health check and fix any recoverable MCP server issues.

Frequently Asked Questions about health-check

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I diagnose broken MCP server tools and startup warnings in Dex?

Diagnose broken MCP server tools by running a health check that reads cached pre-flight results from .logs/mcp-health.json and correlates them with recent error logs to identify failing services and summarize plain-language fixes.

Why does my MCP configuration fail when starting up Dex?

MCP configuration failures during startup are detected by correlating pre-flight checks and error logs, mapping technical issues like missing packages, file permission errors, or bad configuration to actionable explanations and targeted repairs.

Can I auto-repair file permission issues and missing packages for MCP servers?

Yes, you can auto-repair recoverable MCP server issues like missing packages and file permission problems by applying safe fixes, acknowledging resolved errors, and running a fresh re-check to verify system health.

What is the best way to verify MCP server health when health files are absent?

The best way to verify MCP server health without health files is to trigger a manual server verification process that runs fresh diagnostics, bypassing cached .logs/mcp-health.json data to detect current configuration and connection problems.

How does correlating pre-flight checks and error logs help fix Dex MCP issues?

Correlating pre-flight checks with error logs maps technical failures to plain-language explanations, showing which services are healthy, warning, or broken, and providing targeted fixes for packages, configuration, and permissions.

Does the Dex health check support acknowledging resolved errors and re-checking?

Yes, the Dex health check supports acknowledging resolved errors from the error queue and running fresh re-checks to confirm that auto-repair actions successfully restored MCP server and configuration health.