Run commands
The agent runs shell commands and shows the real output.
Product
linux check disk space with an autonomous agent
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PDX Ops helps you check disk space on Linux by running your commands and showing the real results in the chat.
Read files
It reads logs and saves reports as files in the working folder.
Ask first
You review changes before the agent commits them to disk. Ask first pauses before actions that change something.
Core capabilities
- Filesread, write, edit, delete, list, grep, and copy files inside the chat folder.
- Shellruns terminal commands like top and free, reporting the real exit code.
- Websearches the web or downloads official documentation pages using http_get.
- Screenshots and imagesuses ocr to read text from screenshots and saves images.
- Orchestrationuses task for parallel work, run_on_model for hard steps, and skills.
- Approval modesAuto-run, Ask first, or Plan only to control every action.
- Cronruns a saved prompt on a schedule you set.
- Modelsconnects to a cloud API, a local model, or the built-in option.
How the agent works
PDX Ops runs your commands and shows the results in the chat interface.
Check disk space on my server.
- Shell
df -hexit 0 - Shell
du -sh /varexit 0 - Shell
df -iexit 0 - write_file
disk-report.txtsaved - read_file
disk-report.txtloaded
waiting for your OK before the next stepRejectAccept
Walkthroughs
Check disk usage
You ask the agent to perform a linux check disk space on your server, and it runs df -h to display current usage clearly. This is key. The agent then writes a report to a file using write_file. You review the file content in the chat interface carefully. You use Ask first to approve the next step before proceeding. This mode pauses before each action that changes something on the system. Switch to Plan only to review the plan without running commands. This helps you show memory usage linux effectively when you cant find what is using disk space.
Monitor memory
The agent runs free -h to capture the current memory state and vmstat 1 5 to monitor swap activity over time. It saves the output. You review the file content in the chat interface. The data shows total, used, and available memory clearly. Linux memory usage appears confusing because Linux fills spare memory with cache. You use Ask first to approve the next step. Switch to Plan only to review the plan carefully. The agent returns the real output for your review.
What PDX Ops does not do
It is not a hosted service or plugin; it is meant only for your own files, PC and servers you are authorised to use. You keep the work within them, though the agent does not enforce scope and Shell, web and SSH are not folder-bound. There is no guarantee that code, scans or analysis are correct, and users often ask why cpu usage always 80 percent during heavy workloads.
