system-info

To run a system health check, request the agent to collect and summarize critical metrics including CPU usage, memory, disk space, and running processes. It provides human-readable summaries to help diagnose slow performance and verify system readiness across Windows and Linux environments.

A system diagnostics report includes CPU usage, memory, disk space, running processes, network status, and battery when available. These metrics are collected to accelerate troubleshooting and capacity planning.

Yes, the system health check works across both Windows and Linux environments. It uses deterministic shell-based diagnostics with safe defaults to gather metrics and guide remediation.

The best way to diagnose slow system performance is to run a quick health check that collects CPU usage, memory, disk space, and running processes. The results provide actionable remediation guidance to identify bottlenecks.

Yes, you can use this for capacity planning and baseline health checks. It collects real-time resource usage and summarizes critical metrics to identify system health trends and inform infrastructure decisions.

System diagnostics require shell-based checks to gather accurate, real-time metrics directly from the operating system. This deterministic approach ensures reliable collection of CPU, memory, disk, and network status across different platforms.