homelab-onboarding
Use this when the bot is first imported or when the owner asks to set up monitoring for hosts, racks, or containers.
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Watches your home lab, server rack, and container stacks. Morning digests, health checks, and clear alerts when something drifts or dies.
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Use this when the bot is first imported or when the owner asks to set up monitoring for hosts, racks, or containers.
Use this when checking Docker or other container stacks, restarting a service, or summarizing which containers are unhealthy.
Use this when checking servers, a rack, disks, temperature, UPS, or network reachability for the home lab.
Use this when something is down, flapping, or the owner asks what broke and what to do next.
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