get_server_memory
Fetches cached server memory (OS, runtimes, services, web stack, logs) for a managed instance, answering system questions without SSH round-trips. Call first before running commands.
Instructions
Return cached memory (OS, runtimes, services, web stack, logs) for a managed instance. Call FIRST before issuing SSH commands — the cached summary frequently answers OS/runtime/service/web-stack questions without an SSH round-trip. If this returns an error with code='missing', the server has no memory yet — call build_server_memory(instance_id) to probe and populate it, then retry this tool. format='summary' (default) gives a token-efficient Markdown digest; format='markdown' gives the full untruncated version; format='full' returns the raw JSON for all modules; format='context_block' returns a envelope identical to what the first-party Servonaut chat client injects — use this when you want a single drop-in block to prepend to your own model context; format='stack_summary' returns a compact JSON stack profile (os, docker presence, databases, web server, log paths) for detector recon — the cheapest per-scan projection. Note: format='full' returns structured per-module data (observed, declared, probed_at, ttl_seconds, sudo_used, truncated, partial, raw_output). raw_output is scrubbed of secrets by the redaction library when config.memory.redaction_enabled is true (default).
Input Schema
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| format | No | Output format (default: summary). | summary |
| instance_id | Yes | Instance ID, name, or custom-server name. |