Slash Command

/truenas-status

From truenas-mcp

Compact dashboard of TrueNAS system info and all apps with their state.

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How this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both

Slash command

/truenas-mcp:truenas-status

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No pre-commands

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The summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command

Build a short dashboard for the user covering:

1. **System** — call `get_system_info` and surface:
   - TrueNAS version
   - Uptime (in days/hours, not seconds)
   - CPU and memory usage (round to whole percent)
   - Pool list with status (online/degraded) and used/total

2. **Apps** — call `list_apps` (no filter) and group by state:
   - **RUNNING** apps: just the names, comma-separated, one line
   - **STOPPED** apps: same
   - **ERROR / DEPLOYING** apps: full line with name + state

Format the output as a compact text dashboard, not a wall of JSON.
Aim for something like:



If any app ...

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Last CommitMay 20, 2026

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Build a short dashboard for the user covering:

System — call get_system_info and surface:
- TrueNAS version
- Uptime (in days/hours, not seconds)
- CPU and memory usage (round to whole percent)
- Pool list with status (online/degraded) and used/total
Apps — call list_apps (no filter) and group by state:
- RUNNING apps: just the names, comma-separated, one line
- STOPPED apps: same
- ERROR / DEPLOYING apps: full line with name + state

Format the output as a compact text dashboard, not a wall of JSON. Aim for something like:

TrueNAS — nas.pvnkn3t.de — TrueNAS-SCALE-24.10.2.3
Up 10d 3h · CPU 12% · Mem 18.4G / 64G

Pools:
  ✓ nvme-01      ONLINE   421G / 2.0T
  ✓ cluster-01   ONLINE    4.2T / 12T
  ✓ cluster-02   ONLINE    8.1T / 24T

Apps:
  RUNNING (3):  nginx-demo, home-assistant, paperless
  STOPPED (1):  plex-server
  ERROR   (0):

If any app is in ERROR or DEPLOYING state for longer than a few minutes, end the dashboard with a one-line suggestion to investigate with the truenas-troubleshoot skill.

Keep the entire response under 25 lines.