Manage BTRFS snapshots via Snapper. A unified tool for all snapshot operations.

Actions:

• configs: List available snapper configurations

• list: Show all snapshots for a config

• create: Create a new snapshot (optionally with description)

• delete: Remove a snapshot by number

• rollback: Restore system to a previous snapshot (requires reboot)

• cleanup: Prune snapshots using an algorithm (number, timeline, empty-pre-post)

• diff: Show file differences between two snapshots

• status: List changed files between two snapshots

Current default config: root Using sudo: True

Examples:

• List configs: action="configs"

• List snapshots: action="list", config="root"

• Create snapshot: action="create", config="root", description="Before update"

• Delete snapshot: action="delete", config="root", snapshot_id=5

• Compare snapshots: action="diff", config="root", snapshot_id=1, snapshot_id_end=5

• Cleanup old snapshots: action="cleanup", config="root", cleanup_algorithm="number"

Check BTRFS filesystem health and status. Monitor disk usage, errors, and maintenance operations.

Actions:

• usage: Comprehensive filesystem space usage

• devices: List devices in the BTRFS array

• stats: Device error statistics (corruption, read/write errors)

• scrub_status: Status of scrub operation (data integrity check)

• balance_status: Status of balance operation (data redistribution)

• df: Space allocation by data type (Data, Metadata, System)

• filesystem_show: Filesystem information and device list

Current default mount: / Using sudo: True

Examples:

• Check usage: action="usage", mount_point="/"

• Check for errors: action="stats", mount_point="/"

• Scrub status: action="scrub_status", mount_point="/"

• Show filesystem: action="filesystem_show"