felipefontoura/bento/status

This skill is READ-ONLY — it never mutates the host. Run it freely without a confirmation prompt. All output stays in English.

When to invoke

• "is my VPS healthy?"
• "what's running on my bento server?"
• "check <host>"
• "are my apps up?"

Inputs

• VPS host (ask if missing), SSH user (default root).

Checks (all read-only)

1. SSH + host basics:

``bash ssh "$user@$host" "uptime; echo '---'; free -m | awk 'NR<=2'; echo '---'; df -h / | tail -1" `` Flag if disk free < 2 GB or memory is exhausted.

1. Confirm bento is installed and read its view of the world:

``bash ssh "$user@$host" "jq -r '.bootstrap.base_domain, (.stacks | keys[])' ~/.config/bento/state.json" ``

1. Swarm services for every managed stack:

``bash ssh "$user@$host" "docker service ls --filter label=BENTO_MANAGED=true --format '{{.Name}}\t{{.Replicas}}\t{{.Image}}'" ` A service showing 0/1 (or any n/m` with n<m) is unhealthy — call it out.

1. HTTPS reachability per app — read each manifest's post_deploy_url, then:

``bash ssh "$user@$host" "curl -sI --max-time 15 https://<app>.<base_domain>/ | head -1" `` (Run from the VPS so it works even if SSH is the only thing exposed to you.)

1. Recent service failures, if anything looked off:

``bash ssh "$user@$host" "docker service ps --filter 'desired-state=running' --format '{{.Name}}\t{{.CurrentState}}\t{{.Error}}' \$(docker service ls --filter label=BENTO_MANAGED=true -q) | grep -iE 'reject|fail|error' || echo 'no recent task errors'" ``

Report back

A compact table: per stack → replicas (✓/✗), HTTPS status, image tag. Then a one-line host summary (uptime, mem, disk). End with a verdict — "all green" or a short list of what needs attention — and, when a stack is wedged, suggest the next step (Portainer logs link, /bento:update, or /bento:deploy to re-create it).