trace.ai-cli 1.1.2 → 1.1.4
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The system information feature supports natural language queries that automatically determine which information to return.
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Example: `/system How much RAM do I have available?`
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## System Information Features
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Trace.AI CLI can provide detailed information about your system, including:
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- **System Overview**: Platform, architecture, hostname, uptime, manufacturer, model, and system details
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- **CPU Information**: Manufacturer, brand, model, cores, speed, temperature, load, virtualization, and cache details
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- **Memory Information**: Total, used, free, and available memory with usage percentages, swap information, and detailed memory module specifications
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- **Network Information**: Interface details, IP addresses (IPv4/IPv6), MAC addresses, connection statistics, WiFi networks, internet latency, and public IP address
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- **Environment Variables**: Filtered environment variables for security (PATH, USER, HOME, etc.), user session information, and shell history
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The system information is retrieved using the powerful `systeminformation` library with fallback mechanisms for reliability across different operating systems.
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