[SAFE] Get CPU information including manufacturer, brand, speed, cores, and current load

[SAFE] Get memory information including total, used, free RAM and swap usage

[SAFE] Get disk space usage for all mounted filesystems

[SAFE] List running processes with optional filtering by name and sorting by cpu, memory, or pid

[DANGEROUS] Kill a process by PID. Requires confirmation. Uses taskkill on Windows, kill on Unix.

[SAFE] List system services and their current status

[DANGEROUS] Start, stop, or restart a system service. Requires confirmation. Uses sc on Windows, systemctl on Linux, launchctl on macOS.

[SAFE] Get system uptime and boot time information

[SAFE] Get currently logged in users

[SAFE] List scheduled tasks. Uses schtasks on Windows, crontab -l on Linux, launchctl list on macOS.

[SAFE] Get hardware information including system manufacturer, BIOS, and baseboard details

[SAFE] List system drivers. Uses driverquery on Windows, lsmod on Linux, kextstat on macOS.

[SAFE] List all network interfaces with their configuration (IP addresses, MAC, speed, status)

[SAFE] Display the system routing table

[SAFE] Resolve a hostname using DNS lookup with support for various record types

[SAFE] Display current firewall rules and policies

[SAFE] List all ports currently in LISTEN state with associated processes

[SAFE] List all active (ESTABLISHED) network connections with associated processes

[SAFE] Get information about available WiFi networks and current connection

[SAFE] Measure current network throughput by sampling network stats over a 1 second interval

[SAFE] Trace the route packets take to a destination host

[SAFE] Get RAID array status and configuration

[SAFE] Get LVM (Logical Volume Manager) information including physical volumes, volume groups, and logical volumes

[SAFE] Get mounted filesystem information including disk layout and usage

[SAFE] Get SMART health data for storage devices

[SAFE] Get disk partition and block device information

[SAFE] Get NFS share configuration and exported filesystems

[SAFE] Get filesystem quota information

[SAFE] List Docker containers with their status, names, and basic info

[SAFE] Inspect a Docker container to get detailed configuration and state information

[SAFE] Retrieve logs from a Docker container

[SAFE] Get real-time resource usage statistics for a Docker container

[DANGEROUS] Start a stopped Docker container

[DANGEROUS] Stop a running Docker container

[DANGEROUS] Restart a Docker container

[SAFE] List Docker images available on the host

[SAFE] List Docker networks

[SAFE] List Docker volumes

[SAFE] Get Docker Compose project status showing all services and their states

[SAFE] List Kubernetes pods in a namespace with their status and metadata

[SAFE] Retrieve logs from a Kubernetes pod

[SAFE] List Kubernetes deployments in a namespace

[SAFE] List Kubernetes services in a namespace

[SAFE] List Kubernetes cluster nodes with their status and resource info

[SAFE] List Kubernetes cluster events for debugging and monitoring

[DANGEROUS] Scale a Kubernetes deployment to the specified number of replicas

[SAFE] List EC2 instances

[SAFE] List S3 buckets

[SAFE] List RDS instances

[SAFE] List Lambda functions

[SAFE] Get CloudWatch metrics

[SAFE] List Route53 zones

[SAFE] List VMs

[SAFE] List AKS clusters

[SAFE] List storage accounts

[SAFE] List GCE instances

[SAFE] List GKE clusters

[SAFE] List GitHub Actions workflows for a repository

[SAFE] List recent workflow runs for a GitHub Actions workflow

[SAFE] List GitLab CI/CD pipelines for a project

[SAFE] List jobs for a specific GitLab CI/CD pipeline

[SAFE] Execute a read-only PostgreSQL query

[SAFE] Check PostgreSQL database health including version, connections, and size

[SAFE] Execute a read-only MySQL query

[SAFE] Check MySQL database health including version, status, and connections

[SAFE] Execute a MongoDB find query on a collection

[SAFE] Check MongoDB health including stats, server status, and connections

[SAFE] Get Redis server INFO for a specific section or all sections

[SAFE] Check Redis health including PING, memory usage, and database size

[SAFE] Show the current Terraform state in JSON format

[DANGEROUS] Run Terraform plan to preview infrastructure changes

[SAFE] Show Ansible inventory in YAML format

[DANGEROUS] Run an Ansible playbook in check mode (dry-run with diff)

[SAFE] List all Pulumi stacks in JSON format

[SAFE] Run a CVE vulnerability scan on a filesystem path using Trivy

[SAFE] Scan for hardcoded secrets and credentials using Gitleaks

[SAFE] Check TLS certificate details for a host including expiration

[SAFE] Run compliance benchmarks using Trivy configuration scanning

[SAFE] Audit listening ports and flag well-known dangerous ports

[SAFE] Execute a command on a remote host via SSH

[DANGEROUS] Execute a command across multiple remote hosts via SSH

[SAFE] List configured remote hosts and check their connectivity status

[SAFE] Query DNS records for a domain with optional type and server

[SAFE] Check DNS propagation across multiple public DNS servers

[SAFE] Query zone information including SOA and NS records for a domain

[SAFE] Check backup status by listing files in the backup directory with sizes and dates

[SAFE] Verify backup file integrity by checking existence, readability, and checksums or archive validity

[DANGEROUS] Test restoring a backup by extracting to a temporary location and verifying contents

[SAFE] Query custom metrics from a Prometheus endpoint

[SAFE] Perform an HTTP or TCP uptime check on a target

[SAFE] Get active alerts from a Prometheus Alertmanager endpoint

[SAFE] Calculate SLA status and allowed downtime based on uptime percentage