sth-system-info collects a reusable, SPEC-style machine inventory from remote Linux systems over SSH. It keeps raw command outputs, generates a normalized summary JSON, renders a Markdown system profile, and captures lstopo topology artifacts.

Each collection writes a host directory containing:

• manifest.json
• summary.json
• system_profile.md
• topology/lstopo.xml
• topology/lstopo.txt
• topology/lstopo.svg when available
• raw/ command outputs such as:
  • lscpu.txt
  • lscpu-topology.csv
  • cpuinfo.txt
  • meminfo.txt
  • numactl.txt
  • lsblk.json
  • df.txt
  • ipaddr.txt
  • lspci.txt
  • lspci_verbose.txt
  • lshw_network.txt
  • dmi_system.txt
  • dmi_baseboard.txt
  • dmi_processor.txt
  • dmi_memory.txt
  • uname.txt
  • os-release.txt
  • cmdline.txt
  • cpu_governor.txt
  • transparent_hugepage.txt

cd /Users/patrickkennedy/Desktop/AgentC/sth-system-info
python3 -m venv .venv
. .venv/bin/activate
python -m pip install --upgrade pip
python -m pip install -e .[dev]

Run a collection against a configured host:

export STH_SYSTEM_INFO_SSH_PASSWORD=sthuser
sth-system-info collect \
  --config hosts/sth-lab.toml \
  --host thor \
  --output-root runs

Or write directly to a fixed directory:

sth-system-info collect \
  --config hosts/sth-lab.toml \
  --host thor \
  --output-dir /tmp/thor-system-info

• SSH and sudo use the same password by default.
• Commands that require privilege are treated as optional. The collection does not fail if one of them is unavailable.
• The current implementation is Linux-focused and intended for benchmark-lab hosts.