A lightweight Python utility that aggregates and exports comprehensive system information to JSON, specifically designed for feeding system context into Large Language Models (LLMs).
Description
system-info-now provides a snapshot of your system's current state in a standardized, easy-to-parse format. It gathers real-time data about your operating system, hardware, running processes, and environment variables, making it ideal for:
- System diagnostics
- Environment documentation
- Troubleshooting
- Providing contextual information to AI models and language models
By generating a detailed JSON output, the tool enables seamless integration of system context into AI-powered workflows, allowing LLMs to understand the specific environment and configuration details.
⚠️ IMPORTANT: Sensitive Data Warning
CAUTION: This tool collects comprehensive system information that may include:
- Environment variables
- Path details
- User information
- Potentially sensitive configuration data
🛡️ ALWAYS REVIEW THE OUTPUT FILE BEFORE SHARING OR FEEDING TO ANY LLM
Features
System Debug Data
- Operating system details and version
- CPU and GPU specifications
- Memory usage and statistics
- Disk utilization
- Network interface information
- Current running processes
- Git repository status
- System uptime and load averages
- Environment variables
- User information
Language-Specific Debug Data
Currently supported (disabled by default):
- Python environment details
- JavaScript environment information
More languages coming soon!
Operating System Support
Currently supported:
- macOS
- Linux
Coming soon:
- Windows
Installation
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/bjoaquinc/system-info-now.git
cd system-info-now- Install required dependencies:
pip install psutil pyyaml
Usage
- Basic usage:
Run the script from the project directory:
- Configuration (optional): Update the config.yaml file in the project root:
# System Info Now Configuration File output: format: json # Only json is currently supported directory: output filename: system_data.json logging: level: INFO directory: logs # Customizable root directory path for project # specific context gathering used by language # collectors project: root_dir: "." # Default to current directory, can be set to absolute path collectors: # Core system information - recommended to keep enabled system: true # Language-specific collectors - disabled by default # WARNING: When feeding data to LLMs, the complex structure with many versions, # paths, and package details in these collectors may cause hallucinations. # Only enable if you specifically need this language data. python: false javascript: false
This will create an output/system_data.json file in your current directory.
Requirements
- Python 3.x
- Mac OS or Linux (Working on supporting Windows soon)
Output Example
{
"system_debug_data": {
// ... system details including OS, CPU, GPU, memory, disk, network info
},
"python_debug_data": {
// ... Python runtime information, paths, dependencies, and virtual environment details
},
"javascript_debug_data": {
// ... Node.js version, global packages, installed browsers, and npm configuration
}
}License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
Future Plans
- Support more operating systems (Windows coming soon)
- Support more languages for debugging
- Support more useful data in existing languages
Support
If you encounter any problems or have suggestions, please file an issue on the GitHub repository.
Authors
- Joaquin Coromina (@bjoaquinc)
- Amar Begovic (@AmarBego)