What does a SCUM score actually represent?

SCUM stands for System Consumer Utilization Metrics. It is a weighted score (60% CPU, 30% Memory, 10% Runtime) that quantifies how much of your system's resources a specific process is consuming.

Does this skill automatically kill my processes?

The skill provides the logic and commands to identify 'SCUM' processes, but it includes interactive modes that ask for confirmation before termination to ensure critical tasks aren't accidentally closed.

What is the significance of the GF(3) classification?

GF(3) triadic logic categorizes processes into +1 (Action required/Kill), 0 (Normal/Monitor), and -1 (Idle/Ignore), providing a clear mathematical framework for system health and resource conservation.

Can I use this for remote server management?

Yes, through its integration with tools like Tailscale and LocalSend, the SCUM Score logic can be used to identify processes that should be migrated from a local machine to a less-loaded peer in a mesh network.

SCUM Score Resource Monitor

Name: SCUM Score Resource Monitor
Author: plurigrid

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Analíticas y Monitorización

Identifies and manages system resource consumption using triadic classification to maintain optimal performance and process health.

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The SCUM Score Skill is a performance management utility that quantifies process resource usage through the System Consumer Utilization Metrics formula. Using GF(3) triadic logic, it classifies system processes into three distinct states: SCUM (high-impact candidates for termination), Normal (monitored processes), and Idle (background tasks). This skill provides developers with automated tools for scoring, interactive process termination, and advanced throttling via scripts in Bash, Babashka, and Justfile, ensuring that resource-hogging tasks don't compromise system stability or development workflows.

Características Principales

Includes Justfile recipes for rapid viewing, throttling, and killing of resource hogs
2 GitHub stars
Classifies processes using GF(3) triadic states for clear action signaling
Integrates with Babashka for programmatic system resource analysis
Calculates weighted SCUM scores based on CPU, memory, and runtime metrics
Provides interactive CLI tools for safe process identification and termination

Casos de Uso

Automating the prioritization of system resources on development machines and servers
Identifying and stopping runaway background processes during intensive coding sessions
Managing distributed resource loads by identifying migration candidates for mesh networks

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Características Principales

Includes Justfile recipes for rapid viewing, throttling, and killing of resource hogs
2 GitHub stars
Classifies processes using GF(3) triadic states for clear action signaling
Integrates with Babashka for programmatic system resource analysis
Calculates weighted SCUM scores based on CPU, memory, and runtime metrics
Provides interactive CLI tools for safe process identification and termination

Casos de Uso

Automating the prioritization of system resources on development machines and servers
Identifying and stopping runaway background processes during intensive coding sessions
Managing distributed resource loads by identifying migration candidates for mesh networks