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Ops health monitor for the machine substrate. Checks Memory Bus, brain_watchdog, Voice Operator, dashboard, audit-log freshness, and scheduled tasks. Cross-cutting skill that any repo can invoke when daemons feel off or before starting a heavy work session.

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    Before starting a focused work session

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    When voice operator feels slow or unresponsive

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    When the audit tab shows no events (suspect bus is down)

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    When dashboard at :3007 won't load

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    When /heart is invoked, respond with a compact score card:

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SKILL.md

/heart — Ops Health Monitor

Sibling to /pp (Peak Performance machine audit). Where /pp watches the machine's capacity (RAM, CPU, disk), /heart watches the machine's substrate processes — the daemons that make the cockpit work.

When to invoke

  • Before starting a focused work session
  • When voice operator feels slow or unresponsive
  • When the audit tab shows no events (suspect bus is down)
  • When dashboard at :3007 won't load
  • Pre-flight before arc <project> if a previous session crashed

What to check (Six Gate scoring)

GateProcess / SignalHealthy state
1. Memory BusPython process running server.pyProcess exists, responds to tools/list
2. brain_watchdogPython daemonProcess exists, last log entry < 5min old
3. Voice OperatorFastAPI service on :8000 (or configured port)HTTP 200 on /health
4. DashboardNext.js on :3007HTTP 200 on /
5. Audit logmemory/_audit/<today>.jsonlFile exists, modified < 1 hour ago
6. Scheduled tasksStarlightCockpit, StarlightCrossRepoIndexer, Starlight DreamingAll "Ready" or "Running" state

Score: 6/6 = green. 4-5/6 = yellow (note degraded surface but proceed). <4 = red (stop, fix substrate first).

Implementation (PowerShell)

# Run the shared heart-check script
& "$PSScriptRoot/../../../scripts/heart-check.ps1"

What to do per state

  • GREEN — proceed; report 6/6 and move on
  • YELLOW — note in response but proceed; user can choose to fix later
  • RED on any gate — stop session work; show user how to remediate
    • Memory Bus down: pwsh scripts/start-memory-bus-watcher.ps1
    • Dashboard down: cd private/local-command-center/apps/dashboard && npm run dev
    • Indexer task missing: pwsh scripts/register-cross-repo-indexer-task.ps1

Output format

When /heart is invoked, respond with a compact score card:

/heart — Ops health: 5/6 (YELLOW)

  ✓ Memory Bus
  ✓ brain_watchdog
  ✓ Voice Operator
  ✗ Dashboard (no response :3007 — run: cd private/local-command-center/apps/dashboard && npm run dev)
  ✓ Audit log (12m old)
  ✓ Scheduled tasks (3/3 Ready)

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