system-health-check
System Health Check (Pre-Flight)
Before accepting or starting a large architectural mission, you MUST run this health check to confirm you are not iterating on top of an already broken baseline.
1. Test Baseline Verification
Identify the primary test command for this workspace. Use the command matching the ecosystem:
- Node.js:
npm run testorpnpm test:all - Rust:
cargo test - Python:
pytest
Rule: If the tests FAIL, immediately halt your mission and inform the user. Do not proceed until the existing codebase compiles and tests pass.
2. Resource Verification
Ensure the host machine has adequate capacity to compile your work or run complex LLMs.
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