server-checkup

Automate phased Linux server audits and maintenance workflows.

3|Updated Jan 14, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/spm1001/claude-suite --skill server-checkup
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Skill: server-checkup
Source: https://github.com/spm1001/claude-suite/tree/main/skills/server-checkup
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/spm1001/claude-suite --skill server-checkup

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides a structured, phased approach to auditing and maintaining Linux servers, enabling baseline capture, security checks, and repeatable verification workflows that reduce risk and manual effort.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Context discovery and baseline capture to compare current state against documented expectations.
  • Phase-driven workflow covering: context discovery, triage, security audit, maintenance setup, tailscale configuration, cleanup, verification, and reporting.
  • Automated generation of maintenance reports and a reusable blueprint for future audits.

Quick Start

Link the skill to your Claude environment and initiate a full server audit on a target host by saying check this server: <host>. For best results, ensure SSH access and basic tooling is present on the target.

Frequently Asked Questions about server-checkup

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I automate a Linux server audit and capture a security baseline?

Automate a Linux server audit by running a phased workflow that captures baseline configuration, performs security checks, and generates a formal maintenance report. This compares the current server state against documented expectations to reduce manual effort and risk.

What is the best way to set up unattended upgrades on a Linux server?

Set up unattended upgrades on a Linux server as part of a structured maintenance workflow. The process configures automated package updates during the maintenance phase, verifies the setup, and includes the results in a final formal report.

Can I configure Tailscale on a bare-metal server during a security audit?

Yes, you can configure Tailscale on bare-metal or virtual machines. The audit workflow includes a dedicated phase for Tailscale integration, ensuring secure network mesh connectivity is established and verified before final reporting.

What does a phased server maintenance workflow cover from start to finish?

A phased server maintenance workflow covers context discovery, triage, security auditing, unattended-upgrades setup, Tailscale configuration, system cleanup, verification, and formal reporting. This structured approach ensures repeatable baseline checks across Linux hosts.

Do I need SSH access to run an automated server checkup?

Yes, SSH access and basic tooling must be present on the target host to run an automated server checkup. Link the skill to your environment and initiate the audit on the target machine to execute the full phased workflow.

How do I verify Linux server cleanup and generate a maintenance report?

Verify Linux server cleanup and generate a maintenance report by executing the final phases of the audit workflow. The process performs system verification, documents the baseline, and outputs a reusable blueprint for future audits.