status

Diagnose Samara organism health via macOS commands and local logs.

Updated Aug 27, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/claudeaceae/samara-main --skill status-claudeaceae
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: status
Source: https://github.com/claudeaceae/samara-main/tree/main/.claude/skills/status
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/claudeaceae/samara-main --skill status-claudeaceae

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Diagnose and report the health and readiness of the Samara organism.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Health status checks: running state, recent message detection, wake-cycle scheduling, and permission checks.
  • Troubleshooting guidance: identifies issues and suggests remediation steps to restore operation.
  • Quick self-diagnostic commands: provides a compact set of native macOS commands to verify system health.

Quick Start

Run the status skill to perform a full health check of the Samara organism and return a concise health snapshot.

Frequently Asked Questions about status

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

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How do I check system health and diagnose macOS background process issues?

To check system health, run a diagnostic that inspects the Samara running state, recent message detection, wake-cycle scheduling, and permission issues using native macOS commands like launchctl, tail, ls, and df to generate an action-oriented health snapshot.

Why is my Samara organism not responding or failing to wake up on schedule?

Samara wake-cycle failures or unresponsiveness can stem from permission issues, stopped running states, or missing recent messages. Diagnostic checks identify these specific issues and suggest remediation steps to restore operation.

What native macOS commands can I use for troubleshooting system health?

For troubleshooting system health, use native macOS commands launchctl, tail, ls, and df to inspect local log and state files, verify running states, detect recent messages, and check disk space to produce a concise health snapshot.

Can I use native macOS tools to detect permission and status issues in background services?

Yes, native macOS tools like launchctl, tail, and ls can detect permission and status issues in background services. Diagnostic checks rely on local log and state files to identify problems and suggest remediation steps to restore operation.

How do I troubleshoot a background service that is running but not processing messages?

Troubleshoot a running service not processing messages by performing a health check that covers recent message detection, wake-cycle scheduling, and permission status using native macOS commands and local log files to identify the failure point.

What does a Samara system health check include for macOS troubleshooting?

A Samara system health check includes verifying the running state, detecting recent messages, checking wake-cycle scheduling, and identifying permission issues to provide a concise, action-oriented health snapshot for macOS troubleshooting.