AI Linux diagnostics for real systems

Ask your Linux system what’s wrong.

Argus ACLI turns real system telemetry into clear, human-readable diagnostics — local-first, read-only, and built to help you troubleshoot faster without sending sensitive logs to the cloud.

Less downtime starts with faster understanding.

Argus helps reduce time to resolution by turning live Linux system telemetry into prioritized findings, clear explanations, and evidence-backed diagnostics — so admins, homelabbers, and small teams can find the signal faster when systems start acting up.

AI interprets the structured system data, explains what the signals mean, and suggests the next investigation steps — while Argus stays read-only and grounded in current machine state.

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Read-only by design Local-first No cloud log uploads Grounded in real system state

Built on the NeuroCore runtime — the controlled foundation that keeps Argus grounded in structured system data instead of guessing from pasted terminal output.

Argus ACLI interface preview

$ acli what is wrong with this system

System analysis complete.

Summary

Argus found a warning-level system state. The strongest signals are disk pressure on two mounted filesystems and one inactive network interface. Memory and process activity do not currently appear abnormal.

What Argus sees

  • [disk] [WARN] High disk usage on /usr/lib/wsl/drivers at 78%.
  • [disk] [WARN] High disk usage on /mnt/c at 78%.
  • [network] [WARN] One network interface is not currently up.
  • [memory] [OK] Memory usage is low at 16.7%.
  • [processes] [OK] No abnormal CPU or memory usage detected.

Interpretation

The system does not look unhealthy because of memory pressure or a runaway process. The first issue to investigate is disk pressure. If usage continues to grow, logs, package operations, application writes, or service behavior could become unstable.

Recommended priority

  • 1. Investigate disk usage first.
  • 2. Verify whether the inactive network interface is expected.
  • 3. Review raw evidence if you need to confirm the source data.

Ask next

  • acli explain the disk warning understand why disk pressure matters
  • acli show the network issue focus on the inactive interface
  • acli what should I fix first prioritize the next troubleshooting step

To inspect supporting evidence: acli show raw evidence

Troubleshoot faster

Argus interprets structured system telemetry so you can see what matters without stitching together raw output.

Keep control

Argus ACLI is read-only in V1. It explains the system without modifying files, services, or configuration.

Powered by NeuroCore

NeuroCore provides the controlled runtime, structured tools, and safety boundaries underneath Argus.

Safety first

AI can explain the system. It does not get uncontrolled authority.

Argus ACLI is designed around a simple trust model: inspect first, explain clearly, preserve evidence, and keep authority controlled. Version 1 is read-only by design.