Health Check

Pull a one-page deployment health report from the health-mcp. Render as a clear status board, not raw JSON.

What to do

1. Parse $ARGUMENTS for an optional scope (gateway, skills, errors, all). Default to all.
2. Call the relevant health-mcp tools:

• mcp__openclaw-health__health_overview — always
• For scope=errors, also call mcp__openclaw-health__recent_errors
• For scope=skills, also call mcp__openclaw-health__skill_registry_status (if available)

1. Render as a status board with severity-colored sections.

Report structure

Top-line verdict

One bold line summarizing overall health:

• 🟢 Healthy — gateway up, all sub-systems nominal, no recent errors above noise threshold
• 🟡 Watch — minor anomalies (some errors, modest CPU/RAM pressure, one plugin not loaded)
• 🔴 Issues detected — gateway down, OOM risk, multiple plugins failing, or other critical findings

Add a one-sentence summary of WHY (e.g. "Gateway up 14h, 3 plugins loaded, 8 errors today (top: WebSocket disconnect ×6)").

Stat row

A 4-card stat block (rendered as a markdown table or callout):

| Gateway | Plugins | Errors (24h) | CPU/RAM |
|---|---|---|---|
| ✅ Up 14h | 3/3 loaded | 8 | 23% / 41% |

Sub-component breakdown

For each sub-component returned by health_overview, render a one-line status:

• Gateway: up X hours, last restart [reason]
• Skill registry: N skills loaded / M total / K failing (list failing skills if any)
• Recent errors: top error type + count, plus any spike-vs-baseline
• Resource pressure: CPU / RAM / disk / swap (only flag if any are >80%)
• Cron status: N cron jobs registered, last run for each, M with detected silent failures (links to silentwatch detail)
• Upgrade outcome: last upgrade date, regression-catalogue match status

Critical findings (if any)

If any sub-component triggered a critical-severity finding, render as callouts:

> 🔴 **Gateway restart loop**
> **Detail:** Gateway has restarted 4 times in the last hour. Last error: `<error message>`.
> **Recommendation:** Check `<file>` for syntax errors. If config is fine, investigate plugin failures.

Footer CTA

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Style notes

• Show actual numbers. "23% CPU" not "low CPU."
• Time durations human-readable. "Up 14h" not "Up 50400 seconds."
• If a sub-component has no data (e.g. health-mcp running with mock backend), indicate this honestly: "(mock backend — data not from your real deployment)".
• Don't pad. If everything is green, the report is short and clean: 1 verdict line + stat row + "All sub-components nominal." Save the user's time.

Edge cases

• If health-mcp not loaded: "health-mcp not available. Verify pip install openclaw-health-mcp and the plugin is loaded."
• If backend is mock (default), prefix the report with: "Note: backend=mock. Configure `OPENCLAW_HEALTH_BACKEND=linux-proc` or `openclaw` to read your real deployment."
• If running on Windows / Mac and backend is linux-proc, note: "linux-proc backend reads /proc — only available on Linux. On Windows/Mac, install on the actual production host or use a remote backend."