Health Monitoring Tool Lacks CLI/JSON Output for Headless Servers
A user running a headless Mac Mini for automated jobs cannot see alert rules because the health-monitoring tool only surfaces them through a menu-bar UI, which is invisible on a headless machine. They want the same alert data available via CLI or JSON so it can be piped into other automation.
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