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What this PR does / why we need it:

Plugin to analyze sosreports. The plugin offers various areas for analysis. By default, all the areas are analyzed. The individual areas can be also be optionally enabled/disabled.

Uasge: /sosreport:analyze <path-to-sosreport> [--only <areas>] [--skip <areas>]

assisted-by: Claude

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  • New Features

    • Added sosreport plugin for analyzing sosreport archives.
    • Introduced /sosreport:analyze command with --only and --skip options.
    • Provides four analysis areas: Logs, Network, Resource, and System Configuration, with interactive severity summaries and actionable recommendations.
  • Documentation

    • Added comprehensive plugin README, command usage docs, and detailed skill guides with examples and workflows.
    • Plugin listed in marketplace and docs index.

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The only thing loaded into an LLM's context is the skill description, these should all be a little more verbose to tell it when to use the skill. This one's worded generically enough it could try to do it for things other than sosreports.

The "When To Use This Skill" section is helpful but Claude won't read it until it thinks it should use it

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Added more details in the description of each skill.

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Added a new "sosreport" plugin: marketplace and docs metadata entries, a plugin manifest, README, a /sosreport:analyze command spec, and four skill documentation modules (logs, network, resource, system-config). Duplicate sosreport entries were inserted in docs/data.json and PLUGINS.md (two identical plugin sections).

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Marketplace & Plugin Metadata
​.claude-plugin/marketplace.json, plugins/sosreport/.claude-plugin/plugin.json, docs/data.json
Added sosreport plugin metadata (name, description, source, version 0.0.1, author, analyze command, skills). docs/data.json contains the sosreport entry twice (duplicate insertion).
Top-level Plugin Index
PLUGINS.md
Added Sosreport to the plugin index and inserted a detailed plugin section; a second, duplicated Sosreport section was also added.
Plugin README & Command Docs
plugins/sosreport/README.md, plugins/sosreport/commands/analyze.md
Added README and comprehensive /sosreport:analyze command documentation (usage, --only/--skip, processing flow, output types, examples, workspace handling).
Skill Guides
plugins/sosreport/skills/*/SKILL.md
Added four skill guides: logs-analysis, network-analysis, resource-analysis, system-config-analysis (data locations, stepwise analysis, output formats, error handling, examples).

Sequence Diagram(s)

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  participant CLI
  participant Plugin as sosreport-plugin
  participant Skills as Skill Modules
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    Note over User,CLI: User invokes /sosreport:analyze
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  User->>CLI: /sosreport:analyze <path> [--only/--skip]
  CLI->>Plugin: parse args, validate & extract sosreport
  alt extraction OK
    Plugin->>Plugin: determine selected areas
    Plugin->>Skills: invoke selected skill(s) (logs, network, resource, system-config)
    Skills-->>Plugin: structured findings
    Plugin->>CLI: aggregate & format interactive summary
    CLI->>User: display report and prompts
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    Plugin->>CLI: return error diagnostics
    CLI->>User: display error
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  • Check and remove duplicate sosreport entries in docs/data.json and duplicate section in PLUGINS.md.
  • Validate JSON syntax and field consistency across .claude-plugin/marketplace.json, docs/data.json, and plugins/sosreport/.claude-plugin/plugin.json.
  • Ensure plugins/sosreport/commands/analyze.md flags and synopsis match metadata and README examples.
  • Spot-check SKILL.md files for consistent headings, severity labels, and cross-references.

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Description Check ✅ Passed Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled.
Title check ✅ Passed The pull request title accurately describes the main change: adding a new sosreport plugin for analyzing sosreport archives.
Docstring Coverage ✅ Passed No functions found in the changed files to evaluate docstring coverage. Skipping docstring coverage check.
No Real People Names In Style References ✅ Passed Comprehensive search of all sosreport plugin files reveals no real people's names used as style references, plugin commands, skill documentation, example prompts, or instructions.
No Assumed Git Remote Names ✅ Passed No hardcoded git remote names found in PR files; all added content is plugin documentation and metadata without git operations.
Git Push Safety Rules ✅ Passed All files in the sosreport plugin (documentation, manifests, configurations, and skill definitions) contain no git push operations, force pushes, or autonomous workflows.
No Untrusted Mcp Servers ✅ Passed The PR adds a Claude plugin for sosreport analysis with no MCP server installations, external dependencies, or untrusted package manager invocations.
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plugins/sosreport/skills/network-analysis/SKILL.md (1)

479-479: Minor: Consider rephasing for tone. The linter suggests rephrasing "Don't forget IPv6" with a more polite phrasing, though this is a stylistic preference.

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-7. **Check both IPv4 and IPv6**: Don't forget IPv6 if it's in use
+7. **Check both IPv4 and IPv6**: Be sure to check IPv6 if it's in use

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plugins/sosreport/commands/analyze.md (1)

141-141: Hyphenate "memory-consuming" as an adjective.

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- - Top CPU and memory consuming processes
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PLUGINS.md (1)

16-16: Consistent plugin integration. The new sosreport plugin is properly integrated into the documentation index with clear command syntax and references. The alphabetical positioning and formatting align with existing plugins.

Also applies to: 137-145

plugins/sosreport/.claude-plugin/plugin.json (1)

1-8: Well-structured plugin descriptor. The manifest contains all required fields with appropriate initial versioning and authorship attribution.

.claude-plugin/marketplace.json (1)

37-41: Correct marketplace registration. The sosreport plugin entry is properly placed, formatted consistently with existing plugins, and uses the correct source path.

plugins/sosreport/README.md (1)

1-93: Comprehensive documentation with practical examples. The README provides clear command usage, well-documented analysis areas, multiple workflow examples covering both quick and comprehensive scenarios, and realistic use cases. The tiered examples (full analysis, targeted investigation, performance-focused) help users understand when to use different options.

plugins/sosreport/skills/logs-analysis/SKILL.md (2)

1-4: Clear, verbose skill description. The frontmatter description is detailed and specific about what this skill analyzes (error patterns, kernel panics, OOM events, service failures, crashes), which aligns well with the feedback from the previous review that descriptions need to be verbose for LLM context loading.


44-143: Well-structured implementation guidance with concrete bash commands. The six-step implementation provides specific sosreport file paths, realistic grep patterns for common error types (OOM, panics, segfaults), and clear explanations of what each step extracts. The error handling section appropriately addresses compressed logs and large files.

plugins/sosreport/skills/resource-analysis/SKILL.md (2)

1-4: Detailed skill description with actionable metrics. The frontmatter description specifies extractable metrics (memory statistics, CPU load averages, disk utilization, process information) and clearly states the diagnostic purpose (resource exhaustion, performance bottlenecks, capacity issues). This verbose, specific approach aligns well with LLM context requirements.


49-235: Practical threshold-based analysis with severity classification. The implementation steps define actionable thresholds (memory >90% = critical, disk >95% = critical, load > 2x CPU = critical). The severity classification table and process state analysis show domain expertise. Error handling appropriately addresses parsing variations and incomplete data.

plugins/sosreport/skills/system-config-analysis/SKILL.md (2)

1-4: Verbose skill description covering multiple system aspects. The frontmatter description explicitly lists extractable elements (OS details, packages, systemd status, SELinux/AppArmor, kernel parameters) and states diagnostic purpose (configuration-related issues). This specificity is well-suited for LLM context loading.


61-275: Thorough cross-distribution support with practical examples. The implementation handles RPM/DEB systems, both MAC frameworks (SELinux/AppArmor), and service manager variations (systemd/init). Step 4 on SELinux analysis includes AVC denial parsing with context interpretation. Error handling appropriately documents distribution-specific file locations and MAC system differences.

plugins/sosreport/skills/network-analysis/SKILL.md (2)

1-4: Comprehensive skill description covering network diagnostics. The frontmatter description explicitly lists extractable elements (interfaces, routing, connections, firewall rules, DNS) and states the diagnostic purpose (connectivity and configuration issues). This level of specificity supports effective LLM context loading.


57-297: Well-organized network analysis with multi-framework support. The seven implementation steps cover interfaces, routing, connectivity, firewall (supporting firewalld/iptables/nftables), DNS, and log-based error detection. Error handling appropriately documents variation between network configuration methods (NetworkManager vs systemd-networkd vs traditional). The severity classification table provides clear prioritization for different network issues.

plugins/sosreport/commands/analyze.md (1)

1-347: Comprehensive command documentation with clear implementation guidance.

The documentation is well-structured with detailed implementation phases, argument validation rules, practical examples, and cross-references to skill guides. The YAML metadata and markdown formatting are consistent with project conventions.

docs/data.json (1)

214-249: Plugin registration is well-structured and consistent.

The sosreport plugin entry follows established patterns in the configuration. The command and skills metadata align with the analyze.md documentation, and the JSON structure is valid with all required fields properly populated.

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 ## Synopsis
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This section shows the command syntax, so text or no identifier might be appropriate if syntax highlighting is not needed. Alternatively, use a descriptive label.


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-The `sosreport:analyze` command performs comprehensive analysis of a sosreport archive (from https://github.com/sosreport/sos) to identify system issues, configuration problems, and potential causes of failures. It examines system logs, resource usage, network configuration, installed packages, and other diagnostic data collected by sosreport.
+The `sosreport:analyze` command performs comprehensive analysis of a sosreport archive (from <https://github.com/sosreport/sos>) to identify system issues, configuration problems, and potential causes of failures. It examines system logs, resource usage, network configuration, installed packages, and other diagnostic data collected by sosreport.

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 3. **Format output**
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 ### External Resources
-- Sosreport documentation: https://github.com/sosreport/sos
-- Red Hat sosreport guide: https://access.redhat.com/solutions/3592
+- Sosreport documentation: <https://github.com/sosreport/sos>
+- Red Hat sosreport guide: <https://access.redhat.com/solutions/3592>
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1-266: Documentation looks comprehensive and well-structured. All code blocks have proper language identifiers and content accurately reflects the plugin's capabilities. The workflow examples and use cases provide good guidance for users.

plugins/sosreport/skills/logs-analysis/SKILL.md (1)

1-343: Skill documentation is thorough and well-structured. The front matter now includes a specific description that clarifies when to use the skill (addressing prior feedback), and the "When to Use This Skill" section reinforces the context. Implementation steps are detailed with practical bash examples and error handling guidance.

plugins/sosreport/skills/resource-analysis/SKILL.md (1)

1-451: Resource analysis skill is well-documented and practical. The detailed implementation steps guide through memory, CPU, disk, and process analysis systematically. The severity classification table and examples provide clear reference points for interpreting findings. Skill description is now sufficiently specific to context.

plugins/sosreport/skills/system-config-analysis/SKILL.md (1)

1-543: System configuration skill documentation is comprehensive and well-organized. Clear separation of concerns for OS info, packages, services, and security policies. Practical examples demonstrate real-world investigation scenarios. Cross-platform awareness (handling both RPM and DEB systems, SELinux vs AppArmor) is appreciated.

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plugins/sosreport/README.md (1)

39-39: Verify relative links to skill documentation.

The README references skill files using relative paths (e.g., [skills/logs-analysis/SKILL.md]). Since this is a plugin README in plugins/sosreport/, these relative paths should resolve correctly within the repository structure. If the skill files are moved or renamed, these links would break.

Consider verifying that:

  1. All four skill files exist at the expected paths
  2. The relative path format works from the plugin directory

This is documentation-only, so no immediate blocker, but worth confirming as part of CI/link verification.

Also applies to: 47-47, 56-56, 64-64

plugins/sosreport/skills/resource-analysis/SKILL.md (1)

1-10: Good skill context and usage guidance.

The frontmatter (lines 1-4) and "When to Use This Skill" section (lines 10-17) effectively establish when this skill should be invoked. This is important context for an LLM that will need to decide when to apply this skill during sosreport analysis.

plugins/sosreport/skills/logs-analysis/SKILL.md (1)

1-9: Well-written skill documentation with clear scope.

The skill frontmatter and "When to Use This Skill" section clearly establish this skill's purpose within sosreport analysis. The description is specific to sosreport log analysis and should help guide decision-making during log processing phases.

plugins/sosreport/skills/network-analysis/SKILL.md (1)

1-9: Excellent network analysis skill documentation.

The skill provides clear context for when to use it (lines 10-17) and comprehensive guidance for network configuration analysis. The extensive data location mapping (lines 24-56) and implementation steps are practical and well-organized.

plugins/sosreport/skills/system-config-analysis/SKILL.md (1)

1-9: Comprehensive system configuration analysis skill documentation.

The skill provides clear context (lines 10-18) and detailed guidance for analyzing system configuration from sosreport archives. The coverage of multiple package managers and MAC systems (SELinux/AppArmor) is especially valuable for cross-platform analysis.

@arkadeepsen arkadeepsen force-pushed the sosreport branch 2 times, most recently from 6bc81a6 to 11accb2 Compare November 12, 2025 09:46
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[grammar] ~111-~111: Ensure spelling is correct
Context: ...rm comprehensive log analysis including: - Journald logs (journalctl output) - System logs ...

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plugins/sosreport/skills/logs-analysis/SKILL.md

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Context: ...y Available Log Sources 1. Check for journald logs: ```bash ls -la sos_comman...

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Context: ... | head -20 ``` ### Step 2: Analyze Journald Logs 1. **Parse journalctl output for ...

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plugins/sosreport/skills/logs-analysis/SKILL.md (1)

1-284: Well-structured skill documentation with comprehensive guidance.

The logs-analysis skill documentation provides clear implementation steps, multiple practical examples, and detailed error handling guidance. The structure aligns well with the resource-analysis skill, ensuring consistency across skill documentation. Code blocks are properly marked with bash identifiers, and the output format template is actionable for LLM implementation.

plugins/sosreport/skills/resource-analysis/SKILL.md (1)

1-450: Comprehensive resource analysis skill with actionable severity thresholds.

The resource-analysis skill provides detailed implementation steps across memory, CPU, disk, and process analysis. The severity classification table (lines 441–449) effectively translates metrics into actionable severity levels. Cross-references to complementary skills and clear output format template support practical LLM implementation. Documentation is thorough and logically structured.

plugins/sosreport/commands/analyze.md (1)

1-348: Well-organized command documentation with clear implementation guidance and helpful references.

The analyze command documentation effectively bridges high-level usage with detailed skill-specific guidance. The structure clearly separates argument parsing, implementation phases, examples, and prerequisites. Cross-references to skill documentation enable LLM agents to locate detailed guidance when needed. The notes section appropriately flags sosreport variability and performance considerations.

Plugin to analyze sosreports. The plugin offers various areas for analysis. By default, all the areas are analyzed.
The individual areas can be also be optionally enabled/disabled.

Uasge: /sosreport:analyze <path-to-sosreport> [--only <areas>] [--skip <areas>]
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Last push was to squash the commits into one commit.

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Hey @stbenjam, I have incorporated the suggestions from @coderabbitai. PTAL.

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@arkadeepsen: Thank you for incorporating the feedback and squashing the commits! I can see the PR now has all the sosreport plugin documentation and configuration in place. The changes look good from my perspective.

Since you're waiting for @stbenjam's review, I'll let them take a look at the updated PR. Feel free to tag me if you need any further assistance! 👍

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/lgtm

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