@artale/pi-sysmon

System monitor & resource manager. RAM/disk dashboard, process audit, memory hog detection, one-click cleanup. Carmack-style: measure everything, cut the waste.

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Install @artale/pi-sysmon from npm and Pi will load the resources declared by the package manifest.

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$ pi install npm:@artale/pi-sysmon
Package
@artale/pi-sysmon
Version
2.0.0
Published
Mar 8, 2026
Downloads
32/mo · 6/wk
Author
artale
License
MIT
Types
extension
Size
23.8 KB
Dependencies
0 dependencies · 0 peers
Pi manifest JSON
{
  "commands": [
    "sysmon"
  ],
  "tools": [
    "sysmon_status",
    "sysmon_top",
    "sysmon_kill",
    "sysmon_clean"
  ]
}

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README

@artale/pi-sysmon

System monitor & resource manager for pi. Carmack-style: measure everything, cut the waste.

Install

npm install -g @artale/pi-sysmon

Features

  • Dashboard — RAM, disk, top processes, warnings in one view
  • Hog detection — flag anything using >200 MB
  • Process kill — kill by name via PowerShell (Stop-Process)
  • Node audit — show all node processes with command lines
  • Chrome audit — tab-level memory breakdown
  • Disk cleanup — npm cache, pnpm store, temp files >7 days
  • History — resource snapshots over time (JSONL at ~/.pi/sysmon/)

Tools (for AI agent use)

  • sysmon_status — structured system health JSON
  • sysmon_top — top N processes by memory
  • sysmon_kill — kill process by name, returns MB freed
  • sysmon_clean — run all disk cleanups

Commands

/sysmon              dashboard
/sysmon top          top processes by memory
/sysmon hogs         memory hogs (>200MB)
/sysmon kill <name>  kill by name
/sysmon clean        disk cleanup
/sysmon node         node process audit
/sysmon chrome       chrome breakdown
/sysmon disk         disk usage by directory
/sysmon history      resource snapshots

Philosophy

"Never guess where the bottleneck is. Measure." — John Carmack

Windows-native via PowerShell. No dependencies beyond Node.js.