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jetson-diagnostic
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Read-only Jetson health snapshot for identity, memory, GPU, thermal, power, storage, services, and top processes.
When to use
- Capture a read-only health snapshot from the Jetson host so agents can answer device identity, memory, GPU, thermal, power, storage, and service-state questions using live data instead of guesses.
- "What is this Jetson? What SKU? How much memory?"
- "What's running on this Jetson right now?"
- "Why is my Jetson slow / hot / out of memory?"
- "Give me a snapshot of GPU / CPU / power usage."
- "What does my tegrastats output mean?"
- "Which services are running that I could turn off?"
- The user has installed `jetson-memory-audit`, `jetson-headless-mode`, `jetson-inference-mem-tune`, `jetson-llm-benchmark`, `jetson-llm-serve`, or `jetson-package` and needs a baseline measurement before running them.
When not to use
- Seeing this skill file does not guarantee access to Jetson host hardware. If `/proc/device-tree/model`, `/etc/nv_tegra_release`, `tegrastats`, `nvpmodel`, `nvidia-smi`, or `/sys/kernel/debug/nvmap` are missing inside a NemoClaw/OpenClaw sa…
- NvMap debugfs often requires root, so unprivileged runs may report `gpu_source: "none"` or incomplete `nvmap` fields.
- This skill reports observed state only. Do not fabricate memory, GPU, thermal, service, or reclamation data when a tool is missing or inaccessible.
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