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os
Retrieve operating system information including architecture, release version, and uptime. Core Scenario: When the user needs to check system specs, platform type, or runtime duration for scripting or diagnostics.
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SKILL.md
os - Operating System Information
The os module provides detailed information about the current operating system, including its name, architecture, release details, load averages, and more. It is essential for writing cross-platform scripts.
When to Activate
- When the user needs to identify the system architecture (e.g., x86_64, arm64).
- When checking if the environment is Linux, macOS, WSL, or Termux.
- When monitoring system load or uptime.
- When retrieving release information for software compatibility checks.
Core Principles & Rules
- Efficient Scripting: Use variables like
name_,arch_, anduptime_in scripts for high-performance data retrieval. - Cache Control: Subcommands starting with
get(e.g.,getname) bypass caches for real-time detection. - Cross-Platform Readiness: Leverage
os is <type>for robust conditional logic in shell scripts.
Patterns & Examples
Basic Information
# Show OS name and architecture
x os name
x os arch
Environment Check
# Test if running in WSL (returns 0 or 1)
x os is wsl
System Performance
# Display uptime and load averages
x os uptime
x os loadavg
Checklist
- Confirm if real-time detection is required (bypassing cache).
- Verify the specific information requested (name vs release).
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