System Resource Monitor

**Judgment:** A solid, minimal system resource monitor that fits OpenClaw-style workflows well. It excels at fast, lightweight snapshots of system health but is intentionally limited compared to full observability stacks. **What it does well:** - Reports core metrics (CPU load averages, RAM, swap, disk usage, uptime) via a simple script. - Uses native system calls, so overhead is low and performance is strong. - Natural-language triggers like "system status" or "server health" make it easy to invoke. **Limitations & risks:** - Only provides point-in-time summaries; no historical trends, alerting, or per-process insights. - Behavior and robustness depend on the implementation and portability of `./scripts/monitor.sh` (likely assumes a Unix-like environment). - If surfaced to untrusted users, it may reveal host-level resource details that some environments consider sensitive. **Recommended scenarios:** - OpenClaw agents running on servers or VPSs that need quick health checks before heavy jobs. - Lightweight operational tooling where you prefer a simple script over a full monitoring stack. - Environments where low overhead, simplicity, and reliability of basic metrics matter more than rich dashboards or complex analytics.