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Memwatch

MemWatch 是运行在 Linux 的命令行脚本,通过 /proc 与 free、ps 提供内存状态与可视化占用条、Top 内存进程、按 PID 的内存详情、swap 检查、阈值告警、meminfo 全量输出以及前后快照对比。全程在本地读取系统信息,不涉及外部服务。

bytesagain
bytesagain
热度 41.58
最近更新 2026-03-19 19:11:54
分类:自动化依赖:读写文件 / 代码执行应用场景:自动化脚本 / DevOps

安装技能

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执行命令安装此 skill: npx secure-skills-cli add memwatch
Metadata
name
MemWatch
description
Monitor RAM usage in real time and alert on high memory consumption thresholds. Use when tracking memory, identifying RAM hogs, setting alert thresholds.
version
3.0.0
author
BytesAgain
homepage
https://bytesagain.com
source
https://github.com/bytesagain/ai-skills
tags
["memory","ram","monitor","system","process","swap","admin","performance"]
categories
["System Tools","Developer Tools"]

MemWatch

Memory monitor: view usage, find top consumers, watch trends, inspect per-process memory, check swap, and alert on thresholds.

Commands

Command Description
memwatch status Current memory usage with visual bar and breakdown
memwatch top [n] Top N memory-consuming processes (default: 10)
memwatch watch Snapshot memory every 2s for 10 iterations
memwatch process <pid> Memory details for a specific PID (VmRSS, VmSize, PSS, etc.)
memwatch swap Swap usage details with top swap consumers
memwatch alert <threshold> Check if memory usage exceeds threshold %
memwatch detailed Full /proc/meminfo dump
memwatch compare Compare memory now vs 30 seconds later (delta)
memwatch version Show version

Examples

memwatch status         # → usage %, visual bar, total/avail/cached
memwatch top 5          # → top 5 RAM consumers (PID, %MEM, RSS, CMD)
memwatch watch          # → 10 snapshots, 2s apart
memwatch process 1234   # → VmSize, VmRSS, VmSwap, PSS, threads
memwatch swap           # → swap devices, usage, top swap consumers
memwatch alert 80       # → 🚨 if usage > 80%, ✅ if under
memwatch detailed       # → full /proc/meminfo
memwatch compare        # → two snapshots 30s apart with delta

Requirements

  • free, ps (standard)
  • /proc/meminfo, /proc/[pid]/status (Linux)