system-info

Collect macOS system metrics to identify hardware and software configuration issues.

34|5|Updated Feb 6, 2026

Search Tags:#performance #monitoring #macos #diagnostics #hardware #command-line #system

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npx skills add https://github.com/linanwx/nagobot --skill system-info-linanwx

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Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: system-info
Source: https://github.com/linanwx/nagobot/tree/main/cmd/templates/skills/system-info
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/linanwx/nagobot --skill system-info-linanwx

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Query macOS system information to quickly identify disk, memory, CPU, network, and battery-related issues, enabling faster troubleshooting and health checks.

Core Features & Use Cases

Provides a consolidated snapshot of disk usage, memory, CPU, network stats, and uptime.
Useful for device provisioning, incident diagnosis, and routine health checks on macOS systems.
Example: run the skill to generate a live report for a MacBook Pro experiencing slow startup and disk thrash.

Quick Start

Run the system-info skill to display a live summary of your macOS hardware and OS details.

Frequently Asked Questions about system-info

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

FAQPage Schema

How do I run a macOS system diagnostics check for hardware and software configuration?▼

Run a macOS system diagnostics check by executing a skill that collects hardware and software metrics. It uses built-in commands like df, vm_stat, sysctl, top, and system_profiler to instantly identify disk, memory, CPU, and network configuration issues.

What's the best way to monitor macOS performance and identify disk thrash?▼

To monitor macOS performance and identify disk thrash, run a consolidated system report capturing disk usage, memory stats, CPU load, and uptime. This quickly highlights resource bottlenecks and hardware issues causing slow startup or sluggish behavior.

Can I use command-line tools to troubleshoot memory and CPU issues on a MacBook?▼

Yes, you can use command-line tools to troubleshoot memory and CPU issues on a MacBook. The skill leverages commands like vm_stat, top, and sysctl to compile a comprehensive live snapshot of system metrics for faster incident diagnosis.

Does this system diagnostics approach require any special dependencies on macOS?▼

No special dependencies are required for this macOS system diagnostics approach. It relies entirely on standard built-in command-line utilities like df, du, sw_vers, and system_profiler already present on the operating system.

When do I need to collect system metrics for device provisioning or routine health checks?▼

You need to collect system metrics during device provisioning, incident diagnosis, and routine health checks. Compiling a comprehensive system report helps quickly identify software configuration issues and hardware limitations on macOS laptops and desktops.

Why does my macOS system report show high memory usage, and how can I check disk space?▼

Your macOS system report shows high memory usage when swap is active. Check disk space and memory pressure by running a diagnostic skill that aggregates output from df, du, and vm_stat commands into a single consolidated hardware and software snapshot.