smithery/plurigrid

scum-score

SCUM Score Skill

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$ npx skills add smithery/plurigrid --skill scum-score

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Version1.0.0

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SKILL.md

SCUM Score Skill

System Consumer Utilization Metrics - Identify and terminate resource-hogging processes

Overview

SCUM Score quantifies process resource consumption using GF(3) triadic classification:

Trit Category CPU Range Memory Range Action
+1 SCUM >30% CPU or >5% MEM High Kill candidate
0 Normal 1-30% CPU 0.5-5% MEM Monitor
-1 Idle <1% CPU <0.5% MEM Ignore

SCUM Score Formula

SCUM(p) = 0.6 * (cpu% / 100) + 0.3 * (mem% / 100) + 0.1 * (runtime_hrs / 24)

Threshold: SCUM(p) > 0.35 = SCUM process

Quick Commands

View Current SCUM

# Top 10 SCUM processes with scores
ps axo pid,comm,%cpu,%mem,time | awk 'NR>1 {
  scum = 0.6*($3/100) + 0.3*($4/100);
  if (scum > 0.1) printf "%.3f SCUM %5d %s\n", scum, $1, $2
}' | sort -rn | head -10

Kill SCUM (Interactive)

# Identify and offer to kill
ps axo pid,comm,%cpu,%mem | awk 'NR>1 && $3>30 {print $1, $2, $3"%"}' | while read pid name cpu; do
  echo "Kill $name (PID $pid) using $cpu CPU? [y/N]"
  read ans
  [[ "$ans" == "y" ]] && kill -9 $pid && echo "Killed $name"
done

Babashka SCUM Analysis

#!/usr/bin/env bb
(require '[babashka.process :refer [shell]])
(require '[clojure.string :as str])

(defn parse-ps []
  (->> (shell {:out :string} "ps axo pid,comm,%cpu,%mem")
       :out
       str/split-lines
       rest
       (map #(str/split % #"\s+"))
       (map (fn [[_ pid comm cpu mem]]
              {:pid (parse-long pid)
               :comm comm
               :cpu (parse-double cpu)
               :mem (parse-double mem)
               :scum (+ (* 0.6 (/ (parse-double cpu) 100))
                        (* 0.3 (/ (parse-double mem) 100)))}))
       (filter #(> (:scum %) 0.1))
       (sort-by :scum >)))

(doseq [p (take 10 (parse-ps))]
  (printf "%.3f SCUM [%d] %s (%.1f%% CPU, %.1f%% MEM)\n"
          (:scum p) (:pid p) (:comm p) (:cpu p) (:mem p)))

GF(3) Process Classification

Process Trit Assignment:
  trit(p) = sign(SCUM(p) - 0.15) where:
    SCUM > 0.35  → +1 (SCUM - kill candidate)
    0.15 < SCUM ≤ 0.35 → 0 (NORMAL - monitor)
    SCUM ≤ 0.15 → -1 (IDLE - ignore)

Conservation: Σ trit(processes) should approach 0 for healthy system

Integration with Resource Sharing

SCUM processes are candidates for:

  1. Throttling via renice or cpulimit
  2. Migration to other machines via LocalSend/Tailscale
  3. Termination if unresponsive

Sophie Lipkid Resource Sharing Protocol

Named after the "all category resource sharing machines" principle:

ResourceShare(p, target) = {
  if SCUM(p) > 0.35:
    migrate(p, least_loaded_peer())
  elif SCUM(p) > 0.2:
    throttle(p, 50%)
  else:
    allow(p)
}

Justfile Recipes

# View SCUM scores
scum-view:
  ps axo pid,comm,%cpu,%mem | awk 'NR>1 {s=0.6*($3/100)+0.3*($4/100); if(s>0.1) printf "%.3f %s\n",s,$2}' | sort -rn | head -15

# Kill all SCUM (DANGEROUS)
scum-kill:
  ps axo pid,%cpu | awk 'NR>1 && $2>50 {print $1}' | xargs -r kill -9

# Throttle high CPU
scum-throttle:
  ps axo pid,%cpu | awk 'NR>1 && $2>30 && $2<50 {print $1}' | xargs -I{} renice +10 {}

Skill Name: scum-score Trit: -1 (MINUS - Validator/Constrainer) GF(3) Role: Identifies and constrains resource hogs Integration: resource-sharing, localsend-mcp, tailscale-mesh