Summarize a node’s resource history
Find node [name] and review its CPU and memory history for [period within the last seven days]. Explain unusual changes and missing records without changing settings.
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Review the last 24 hours of CPU and memory for node [node]. Explain busy periods and gaps without changing its configuration.
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I summarized the recorded load patterns and flagged a gap in the history.
Komari · Resource review
Daily node review
CPU and memory patterns over the selected day.
A Komari AI agent reads node metrics and monitoring history to help explain load changes and identify gaps worth investigating.
You specify the source and the destination. Leina uses the content available to your connection and returns the result for you to review.
Komari monitors servers, resource usage, and network connectivity.
Specify the server and time window.
Compare recorded CPU and memory measurements.
Distinguish observed changes from possible causes.
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Find node [name] and review its CPU and memory history for [period within the last seven days]. Explain unusual changes and missing records without changing settings.
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Get the current Komari user or guest identity.
List visible Komari nodes without client tokens or private address fields.
Get settings that Komari exposes to its public frontend.
Get the Komari server version and build hash.
Get the short in-memory window of recent reports for a node.
Get persisted resource metrics for a node.
Get ping records by node, task, or both.
List ping tasks using the public response shape.
List public metric definitions and retention policies.
Query metric time-series points with filters, aggregation, and downsampling.
Get aggregate latency, loss, percentile, and standard-deviation statistics.
Record a bounded visitor audit event in Komari.
Create a Komari client. The response contains its enrollment token.
Update client fields. This changes Komari configuration.
Permanently delete a client and its runtime state.
Get one client without returning its enrollment token.
List all clients without returning enrollment tokens.
Get a client enrollment token. Treat the response as a secret.
Permanently delete all load records.
Get one clipboard entry.
List clipboard entries.
Create a clipboard entry.
Update a clipboard entry.
Delete a clipboard entry.
Delete multiple clipboard entries.
Inspect main and monitoring database storage.
Run database maintenance and reclaim storage space.
List all metric definitions and retention policies.
Change a metric retention policy; zero deletes stored data for that metric.
Get metric-store migration progress.
Start migrating metrics from a source store into the current store.
Cancel the active metric-store migration.
List login sessions using stable identifiers while redacting session tokens and IP addresses.
Revoke one login session using the stable identifier returned by list_sessions.
Revoke all login sessions.
Get all Komari settings. The result can contain secrets and database DSNs.
Update arbitrary Komari settings; invalid database settings can disrupt service.
Permanently delete all load and ping records.
Set client display weights using a UUID-to-weight map.
Create a load notification rule.
Delete load notification rules.
Replace load notification rule fields.
List load notification rules.
List offline notification rules.
Replace offline notification rule fields.
Enable offline notifications for clients.
Disable offline notifications for clients.
List traffic-report rules.
Replace traffic-report rule fields.
Enable traffic reports for clients.
Disable traffic reports for clients.
Create a ping task.
Delete ping tasks and their records.
Replace ping task fields.
List all ping tasks including targets.
Set ping-task weights using an ID-to-weight map.
Get one message-sender configuration or list available templates. The result may contain secrets.
Save and possibly reload a message-sender provider configuration.
Get one OIDC configuration or list templates. The result may contain client secrets.
Save and possibly reload an OIDC provider configuration.
List paged audit logs.
DANGEROUS: execute a shell command on selected clients. Komari API keys bypass interactive 2FA for this sensitive RPC.
Send a test notification through the active message sender.
Test Komari GeoIP lookup.
List remote execution tasks and their results, which may contain command output.
Get one remote execution task and its results.
List execution tasks assigned to a client.
Get one client's result for an execution task.
List all client results for an execution task.
Get xterm.js terminal appearance settings.
Update xterm.js terminal appearance settings, including optional custom CSS.
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See How Leina Works in SlackI summarized the recorded load patterns and flagged a gap in the history.
Up to seven recent days per request, depending on the records retained by your instance.
Yes. Its administrator access includes configuration and remote commands. Specify when a task should only read monitoring data.
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