Host Triage — paste what the Linux box just told you, get the fault chain

Paste console output from a misbehaving Linux host — systemctl status, journalctl tail, kernel ring buffer, a failed apt/dnf/pacman transaction, SELinux AVC or AppArmor DENIED records. A free in-browser scan masks every host name, address, account and container id, types every line, rebuilds the unit timeline, decodes systemd exit codes, and reconciles disk arithmetic before anything is sent. Four lanes work it in one sitting: name the fault chain, decode the denials, recover the package state, and write the runbook. Derived from the Linux triage skills in github/awesome-copilot: @github/debian-linux-triage, @github/centos-linux-triage, @github/fedora-linux-triage, @github/arch-linux-triage.

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