Jetson Health Snapshot

The skill clearly limits itself to read-only operation, forbids power-mode changes, cache dropping, service stopping, and package installation, and requires reporting access limitations. The scripts primarily read local telemetry, with no observed exfiltration, credential theft, or destructive default. Five points are deducted because process, service, and kernel telemetry may contain sensitive runtime information without documented redaction or data-flow handling; least-privilege sudo guidance, user confirmation, and recovery procedures are also incomplete. Attribution and Apache-2.0 licensing are reasonably clear.

The documentation specifies script entry points, arguments, platform detection, null preservation, and failure handling, and explains cross-platform GPU data sources. Fourteen points are deducted because the supplied evidence omits the critical snapshot.sh implementation, preventing static verification of the default path; no committed test suite covers key paths; and mem_summary.sh uses a GPU-name heuristic for nvidia-smi availability that does not match the documented capability-probe description. Static calibration limits this score to 10 or below.

The intended audience, Jetson scenarios, trigger phrases, non-fit mutation tasks, host/container visibility requirements, and hardware limitations are clearly described, with explicit refusal to substitute generic Linux data off-platform. Four points are deducted because Chinese-language interaction and mainland-China environment fit are not addressed, and the skill depends on Jetson host access, debugfs, sudo, and local utilities.

The material includes purpose, triggers, prerequisites, script documentation, reporting guidance, limitations, error handling, an output contract, safety boundaries, and cross-platform notes. Version, author, tags, and Apache-2.0 metadata are present, and BENCHMARK records validation findings. Six points are deducted for the missing recommended Examples section, incomplete author format, lack of explicit maintenance ownership, changelog, and update path, plus implicit runtime assumptions in dependency handling.

The skill covers identity, memory, GPU, thermal, power, storage, processes, and services, and maps requests to either a JSON snapshot or compact memory summary. The BENCHMARK reports correctness and effectiveness results across eight tasks. Nine points are deducted because the evaluation dataset is unavailable, snapshot.sh is absent from the supplied evidence, and static review cannot confirm representative outputs remain directly usable across real environments. Static calibration limits this score to 7 or below.

The source code, output contract, platform-detection logic, official documentation references, and BENCHMARK results provide auditable material and distinguish observed state from inference. One point is deducted because the BENCHMARK lacks raw data and reproduction steps, while the key snapshot script is not included, preventing independent reproduction of the main path. Static calibration limits this score to 5 or below.