cmdop care
cmdop care reports on the health of the machine it runs on: it runs a scan,
lists what the scan found, collects a diagnostic snapshot, and inventories the
storage Cmdop itself owns.
cmdop care scan
cmdop care status
cmdop care findingsEvery subcommand accepts --json for stable machine-readable output.
Machine Care is served by the agent running on the machine. Start it with
cmdop start first — these commands read the agent’s view, they
do not inspect the machine directly.
Scan and read the result
cmdop care scan # run one scan
cmdop care status # the latest scan plus current findingsscan is read-only and safe to run at any time. status is the command to
run when you just want the current picture without triggering new work.
Findings
cmdop care findings
cmdop care findings --limit 20
cmdop care findings --include-resolved| Flag | Purpose |
|---|---|
--limit <n> | Maximum findings to return, 1–100. Default 100. |
--include-resolved | Include findings that are already resolved. |
--json | Stable JSON output. |
Diagnose
cmdop care diagnoseCollects one local diagnostic snapshot covering processes and startup entries. It does not stop processes, change startup entries, delete anything, or send the snapshot to the relay.
Storage
cmdop care storage
cmdop care storage plansstorage takes a bounded, read-only inventory of the storage Cmdop explicitly
owns. It does not inspect your personal files, and it does not promise a figure
for reclaimable space.
cmdop care storage propose prepares a cleanup plan for a reviewed source and
asks for approval before anything happens; cmdop care storage plans lists
existing plans with their decision and result state. Nothing is deleted without
an approved plan.
Related
- cmdop status — is the agent running and connected?
- Agent and service
Cmdop