Start with visible usage signals, expensive tasks, repeated context, and retry loops so users know where tokens are going.
Most teams blame the model price. The quiet waste is repeated context, stale tasks, bloated tools, and invisible retry loops. Paste one prompt into the agent you already use and let SkillFM Beacon run a read-only checkup first.
The report tells users why AI slowed down, where too many tokens were spent, whether injection or abnormal process signals are visible, and when plan or credit windows need attention. Missing data is explained instead of invented.
Start with visible usage signals, expensive tasks, repeated context, and retry loops so users know where tokens are going.
List stale worktrees, large logs, bloated prompts, and tool clutter as a read-only audit so the main agent knows why it got slow.
Check visible prompt injection, abnormal processes, suspicious ports, and launch items. Missing access is explained without panic.
When subscription, credit, renewal, or usage windows are visible, the report surfaces them. Missing data is explained clearly.
The report ends with the three most useful actions for today: what to save, what to stop, and what to watch next.
These are redacted flow examples. The page does not show fake user counts, fake reviews, or sample output as if it came from a real customer.
No new dashboard to learn first. Use the Claude Code, Cursor, or Cline workflow already in front of you.
one prompt starts the pathThe agent must use the actual verification URL and code from the sidecar. Placeholder codes are forbidden.
the user completes consentModule install starts with dry-run so the user can see what would change before continuing.
preview before executionThe report lists waste, slowdown, risk, and three suggested actions. Missing data is not guessed.
the main agent can continueIt starts local SkillFM Beacon. If activation is needed, it uses real device authorization. After your approval, it previews the base SAFE + Beacon module before running the read-only checkup and cleanup audit.
Help me connect SkillFM Beacon. Start the local sidecar first; if activation is required, use the real device authorization flow and do not invent a code. After I authorize it, call skillfm_install_module({name:"beacon", dry_run:true}) to preview the base SAFE + Beacon module, then install only after I confirm. Then run a read-only AI checkup and cleanup audit: tell me what token/usage signals are visible, whether context or tools are bloated, what safety risks exist, and the 3 most useful actions for today. Do not invent billing numbers; if data is missing, tell me what authorization is needed. Run: $ npx -y -p @skillfm/local@latest skillfm-local start
Ask the agent: what is expensive, slow, stale, or risky today?
Health, token pressure, context load, tool load, and the single most useful fix become a report the main agent can continue from.
Find waste and risk before deleting files or changing setup.
Beacon lists stale tools, repeated prompts, old worktrees, and large logs. You and your main agent still decide what to change.
Normal chat stays light. Higher-risk actions are previewed, explained, and confirmed first.
SAFE is the boundary between SkillFM and your main agent: separate suggestion from execution so the user keeps final control.
If the first report is useful, open daily reports, budget alerts, and Pro automation.
SkillFM earns trust by showing visible value first, then letting users choose whether to enable deeper monitoring and stronger automation.
Beacon turns token hotspots, slowdown causes, injection or abnormal process signals, plan or credit windows, and cleanup advice into a report the main agent can continue from. The agent knows whether to save, stop, or ask for permission.
Expensive tasks, repeated context, token hotspots
Long logs, stale tasks, prompt bloat, tool bloat
Injection traces, abnormal processes, odd ports
Copy the prompt first and get one useful report. Reviews, user counts, and outcome claims are shown only when backed by real evidence.
See why the agent slowed down, where tokens went, and the best first fix for today.
Read-only scan for stale tools, bloated prompts, broken worktrees, and large logs.
Check visible prompt injection, abnormal processes, suspicious ports, and launch items. Missing access is called out.
When plan, credit, and renewal windows are visible, they are surfaced. Missing dates are not guessed.
SkillFM defaults to reports and recommendations. System-changing actions such as install, cleanup, or setup must be previewed, explained, and confirmed by the user.
The first run produces a report. It does not delete files, change config, or decide for the user.
Activation, install, and cleanup follow explicit steps and stop when user confirmation is needed.
If usage, billing, or system state is not visible, the report describes the gap instead of turning guesses into numbers.
@skillfm/local is distributed through npm and GitHub Actions, so the copy command is reproducible.
If you only chat occasionally, SkillFM may be more than you need. If your agent writes code, researches, edits files, and runs workflows every day, the checkup becomes useful fast.
You want to know where cost and context load are coming from.
Old tasks, worktrees, and logs often leak into the current run.
You want system actions previewed and audited before confirmation.
Without projects, file edits, or tools, the first checkup has less to inspect.
SkillFM reports and recommends first. It does not bypass user confirmation.
The page will not show fake reviews, fake user counts, or unverifiable outcome stories.
No. The default first run is a read-only report. Install, cleanup, or setup actions are previewed and explained before you confirm.
The report says what is visible, what is missing, and what authorization would be needed. It does not invent billing numbers.
SkillFM starts with an action report for the main agent, not another panel for the user to interpret.
Testimonials should be real USERTEST or customer quotes. For now the homepage shows redacted flow examples and a reproducible install path.
The first report proves whether SkillFM can find waste, slowdown, and risk in your setup. Later, users can enable daily reports, budget alerts, team rules, and Pro automation.