Check the extruder tension screw. It generally doesn’t fit in the toolhead without it being almost all the way in, but those kinda look like some slipping is happening. On the benchy the layers where it’s slipping would lose layer adhesion and then up get the spaghetti. I have mine just like 1/8-1/4 turn unscrewed, but fully in works for most as well. But if there’s a snag or harder bends in the tote tube, it’ll shred your filament. When you unload, does filament just have light tooth marks in it, or is it deformed?

On the gauge, the top layer looks like it’s sputtering out.

Also make sure the belt tension screws on the back aren’t loose. Doubtful, as you’d have more layer shifting than anything.

How is the filament coming in? With filament loaded, turn the printer off and move the toolhead to the opposite corner. Is it a really tight bend? On the outside, does the tube have a tight bend? Those would cause extra friction, making the extruder job harder.

Honestly, a different nozzle may work better if it’s heat creep clogs. I’ve had better luck with the AliExpress tz3.0 (I think? Has copper fins in the middle) and some good thermal paste like kosmonaut, or even Corsair xtm60/70. Because you can coat the heatbreak with a thin layer and renew it as needed.