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macos-load-doctor

Diagnoses macOS system-level slowness, heat and fleet-wide timeouts: high load average, leaked per-session child processes (MCP servers, helpers), fork storms, busy loops. Use when the Mac feels slow or hot, fans spin up, or everything times out at once (电脑发烫/卡顿/负载高/全部超时). Not for single-app bugs, network slowness (use tunnel-doctor), launchd watchdog design (use macos-watchdog), or disk-full (use macos-cleaner).

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# macOS Load Doctor

Find what is making the Mac slow or hot, attribute it to an owner, and act
within the shared-machine boundary. The skill's job is a correct, evidence-backed
attribution — not process cleanup.

## The one rule that orders everything else

**A fleet-wide symptom is an environment problem until proven otherwise.** When
independent apps, hooks or agents all start timing out or crawling at the same
time, none of them is the suspect — something is starving them all. Check the
machine first; debug individuals only after the machine reads clean.

## Triage (READ-DO, in order)