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    ops-dashboard

    Gather operational signals

    By @crimsondevil333333
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    SKILL.md
    ---
    name: ops-dashboard
    description: Gather operational signals (disk usage, git status, recent commits, and resources) so you can answer "How is the Clawdy infrastructure doing?" without manually running multiple checks.
    ---
    
    # Ops Dashboard
    
    ## Overview
    
    `ops-dashboard` exposes a single CLI (`scripts/ops_dashboard.py`) that prints a snapshot of:
    
    - Workspace disk usage (total vs. free) and storage availability.
    - Git status and the latest commits for the current branch.
    - System load averages plus the top-level directory sizes so you know where data is accumulating.
    
    Use this skill whenever you need to check health before deployments, push updates, or support teammates struggling with a slow workspace.
    
    ## CLI usage
    
    - `python3 skills/ops-dashboard/scripts/ops_dashboard.py --show summary` prints disk usage, git status, and top directories.
    - `--show resources` adds load averages and a break-down of recent git commits with author/summary.
    - `--workspace /path/to/workspace` lets you point the tool at another clone or repo.
    - `--output json` emits the same report as JSON so other scripts can consume it.
    
    ## Metrics explained
    
    - **Disk usage:** Reports `df` results for `/`, `/mnt/ramdisk`, and any other mounted tiers in the workspace.
    - **Git status:** Shows whether the current branch is clean, lists staged/unstaged files, and prints the last three commits with sha/author.
    - **Load averages:** Captures the 1/5/15 minute loads so you can correlate slowdowns with heavy resource usage.
    - **Directory sizes:** Highlights the three largest directories inside the workspace root so you can spot growth vectors.
    
    ## Sample command
    
    ```bash
    python3 skills/ops-dashboard/scripts/ops_dashboard.py --show summary --workspace /path/to/workspace (or omit to use the current directory)
    ```
    
    This command displays the basic health story for the current repo, including git status and disk usage, before you start a risky task.
    
    ## References
    
    - `references/ops-dashboard.md` explains the meaning of each metric and how to interpret alerts like high disk usage or stale branches.
    
    ## Resources
    
    - **GitHub:** https://github.com/CrimsonDevil333333/ops-dashboard
    - **ClawHub:** https://www.clawhub.ai/skills/ops-dashboard