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Speedtest.net

by @elony-7

Measure internet network speed (download, upload, ping) using speedtest-cli (Speedtest.net). Use when: user asks to "check speed", "run speedtest", "test net...

Versionv1.0.2
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βš™οΈ Configuration

speedtest-cli must be installed before using this skill. See setup.md for installation instructions.

If the script reports speedtest-cli not found, do not attempt automatic installation β€” direct the user to setup.md and let them install it manually.

πŸ“‹ Tips & Best Practices

  • Tests connect to the nearest Ookla/Speedtest server by default.
  • Results vary by server distance, network congestion, and host resources.
  • For repeated monitoring, schedule via cron with JSON output and log results.

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    TERMINAL
    clawhub install speedtest-net

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