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daily-check

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This skill activates when the user asks about: system health, daily check, Ollama status, MCP health, disk usage, disk space, RAM check, available memory, token budget, token usage, API keys working, is everything running, health status, check system. Also triggers at session start if the last check was more than 24 hours ago (CC-15: auto-trigger when ~/.watchdog/daily_report.json timestamp > 24h old or missing).

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    1. logly/mureo★ 64same name
    2. pschlieker/getbacklane★ 1same name

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    If cron is set up (via install.sh Phase 11), runs daily at 09:00:

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    If critical issues found (Ollama down, API key expired, disk >90%):

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SKILL.md

Daily Health Check Skill

Automated daily system health monitoring for Claude Code setups.

Trigger Phrases

IntentPhrasesRoutes To
Full checkdaily check, system health, is everything running, health status/daily-check
Ollamaollama status, is ollama running, ollama models/daily-check
MCPMCP health, MCP status, are MCPs working/daily-check
Diskdisk usage, disk space, how much disk/daily-check
RAMRAM check, available memory, how much memory/daily-check
Tokenstoken budget, token usage, API usage/daily-check
API KeysAPI keys working, are keys valid/daily-check

What It Checks

ComponentCheck
OllamaRunning, models loaded, response time
MCP ServersConnected, responding
API KeysClaude, OpenRouter, GitHub, Telegram
DiskUsage % on home drive
RAMAvailable memory
Token UsageClaude API usage vs quota
Agent Registrysync_agents.py --check — drift detection

Report Location

Results saved to ~/.watchdog/daily_report.json and logged in ~/.watchdog/daily.log.

Auto-Schedule

If cron is set up (via install.sh Phase 11), runs daily at 09:00:

0 9 * * * bash ~/.claude/config/daily-check.sh >> ~/.watchdog/daily.log 2>&1

Running Manually

/daily-check
# or:
bash ~/.claude/config/daily-check.sh

Alerts

If critical issues found (Ollama down, API key expired, disk >90%):

  • Sends Telegram notification if bot is running
  • Logs to ~/.watchdog/alerts.log | Reset | reset daily check, force fresh check, clear daily report | /daily-check-reset | | Summary | show last report, last check results, what was the result | /daily-check-summary |

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