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Beszel Check

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Monitor home lab servers via Beszel (PocketBase).

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About This Skill

# Beszel Monitoring

Check the status of your local servers.

Usage - `beszel status` - Get status of all systems - `beszel containers` - List top containers by CPU usage

Commands ```bash # Get status source ~/.zshrc && ~/clawd/skills/beszel/index.js status

# Get container stats source ~/.zshrc && ~/clawd/skills/beszel/index.js containers ```

Use Cases

  • Check the status of all home lab servers monitored by Beszel in one command
  • List top containers by CPU usage to identify resource-hungry services
  • Integrate server health checks into an AI agent's daily monitoring routine
  • Quickly triage server issues by querying Beszel's PocketBase backend
  • Get a snapshot of your infrastructure health without opening a web dashboard

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • +Simple two-command interface (status, containers) makes it easy to learn and use
  • +Integrates with Beszel/PocketBase for lightweight self-hosted monitoring
  • +Read-only queries that are safe to run without risk of modifying server state

Cons

  • -Requires Beszel to be pre-configured and running on your home lab servers
  • -Hardcoded script paths (~/.zshrc, ~/clawd/skills/) make it non-portable
  • -Only two commands available — no alerting, historical data, or detailed diagnostics

FAQ

What does Beszel Check do?
Monitor home lab servers via Beszel (PocketBase).
What platforms support Beszel Check?
Beszel Check is available on Claude Code, OpenClaw.
What are the use cases for Beszel Check?
Check the status of all home lab servers monitored by Beszel in one command. List top containers by CPU usage to identify resource-hungry services. Integrate server health checks into an AI agent's daily monitoring routine.

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