free-resourceslisted

# Free system resources with consent ## Goal Reclaim CPU, memory, or I/O by stopping resource-heavy processes - only with explicit per-process user approval, never by pattern or guesswork. ## Input - a Linux machine whose `/proc` is readable; - a debug verdict (ideally from the `debug-system` skill) naming the resource under pressure. ## Output A ranked hog list, the user's approved PID set, the signal result per PID, and before/after resource numbers. Exit status: `0` all targets stopped, `1` something survived or was refused, `2` unusable environment. ## Workflow 1. Rank the suspects (read-only; `--sort cpu|mem|io` to match the verdict): ```sh python3 skills/free-resources/scripts/hogs.py list --sort mem ``` `KIND` marks `critical` (session-critical, never a target), `agent` (stopping it kills a live agent session), and `normal`. 2. Present the list to the user and ask which PIDs to stop. Every PID needs an explicit user decision. For `agent` kind, say out loud that killing it ends a live session. If the user is not reachable, stop and report instead of acting. 3. After approval, signal gracefully first and verify: ```sh python3 skills/free-resources/scripts/hogs.py kill --pid PID1 --pid PID2 --yes ``` `SIGKILL` (`--signal KILL`) only after a TERM attempt survived its timeout and the user re-approves that specific PID. 4. Confirm the effect with fresh evidence: re-run the ranking or the `debug-system` diagnostic and