hardware-info

What This Skill Does

The hardware-info skill is an essential diagnostic tool for OpenClaw that empowers users to query comprehensive technical specifications of their host machine instantly. Designed as a cross-platform solution, it intelligently detects the underlying OS—whether macOS, Linux, or Windows—and executes native system commands to aggregate hardware details. It captures everything from core system identifiers (model, serial number) and processor architecture to deep hardware insights like memory frequency, storage SMART status, GPU specifications, display resolutions, and battery health telemetry. By processing these outputs, the skill presents a clean, structured Markdown report that serves as an instant 'System Report' for troubleshooting, system auditing, or general user curiosity.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your OpenClaw agent, execute the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/braveheartzjh/hardware-info Once installed, the agent will automatically gain the ability to parse hardware-related queries without requiring further configuration.

Use Cases

This skill is ideal for:

• Troubleshooting performance issues by monitoring real-time CPU/memory/disk loads.
• Verifying machine specifications before installing resource-heavy software.
• Assessing battery health for laptop users to determine if a replacement is needed.
• Extracting hardware identifiers for inventory management or support tickets.
• Quickly identifying technical bottlenecks (e.g., thermal limits via sensors or high memory pressure).

Example Prompts

1. "电脑配置怎么样？帮我查看一下系统配置。"
2. "我的显卡和内存信息是什么？顺便帮我看看电脑当前的CPU负载。"
3. "查询一下这台电脑的硬件详情，包括电池寿命和硬盘信息。"

Tips & Limitations

• Permissions: Note that some commands (like dmidecode on Linux or specific battery queries) may require administrative/root privileges to access deep sensor data. Ensure your environment allows the agent appropriate execution context.
• Compatibility: While the skill aims for universal coverage, sensor data availability is highly dependent on the host hardware (e.g., some VMs may not report battery or physical sensor temperatures).
• Real-time Data: The 'Real-time status' section provides a snapshot at the moment of execution; for persistent monitoring, consider triggering the skill periodically.