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End-to-end OpenShift cluster creation using Red Hat Assisted Installer. Handles Single-Node OpenShift (SNO) and HA multi-node clusters on baremetal, vsphere, oci, nutanix. Use when: - "Create a new OpenShift cluster" - "Install OpenShift on my servers" - "Set up a single-node cluster for edge deployment" - "Deploy a production HA cluster" Complete workflow: cluster definition, ISO generation, host discovery/validation, role assignment, network configuration (VIPs, static networking), installation monitoring, credential retrieval. NOT for: - Listing existing clusters → Use `/cluster-inventory` skill - Modifying running clusters → Out of scope (Day-2 operations require direct cluster access) - Cluster upgrades (not yet supported)

cluster-inventory

List and inspect OpenShift clusters across self-managed (OCP, SNO) and managed service (ROSA, ARO, OSD) deployments. Returns cluster name, ID, version, status, platform, and creation date. Use when: - "List all clusters" - "Show cluster status" - "What clusters are available?" - "Get details of cluster [name]" - "Show cluster events for diagnostics" Read-only operations. Does NOT modify clusters.

remediation-verifier

**CRITICAL**: This skill must be used for remediation verification. DO NOT use raw MCP tools like get_cve or get_host_details directly for verification. Verify CVE remediation success by checking Red Hat Lightspeed CVE status, validating package versions, and confirming service health. Use when: - "Verify CVE remediation was successful" - "Confirm package updates were applied" - "Check if CVE-X is fixed on target systems" - "Validate remediation after playbook execution" This skill orchestrates MCP tools (get_cve, get_cve_systems, get_host_details) for remediation verification. **IMPORTANT**: ALWAYS use this skill instead of calling verification MCP tools directly.

remediation

**CRITICAL**: Use this skill for ALL CVE remediation workflows. DO NOT use individual skills piecemeal for end-to-end remediation. Use when users request: - CVE remediation playbooks or security patch deployment - Multi-step remediation (validation → context → playbook → execution) - Batch remediation across multiple systems or CVEs - End-to-end CVE management (analysis + remediation + verification) - Prioritizing and remediating CVEs (not just listing them) - Emergency security response with immediate remediation plans DO NOT use for simple queries: - "List critical CVEs" → Use `/cve-impact` skill - "What's the CVSS score for CVE-X?" → Use `/cve-impact` or `/cve-validation` - Standalone impact analysis without remediation → Use `/cve-impact` This skill orchestrates 6 specialized skills (cve-impact, cve-validation, system-context, playbook-generator, playbook-executor, remediation-verifier) for complete remediation workflows.

nim-setup

Configure NVIDIA NIM platform on OpenShift AI for optimized model inference. Use when: - "Set up NIM on my cluster" - "Configure NGC credentials for NIM" - "I want to deploy a NIM model but haven't set up the platform" - "Create the NIM Account CR" One-time prerequisite before deploying models with NVIDIA NIM runtime via /model-deploy. NOT for deploying models (use /model-deploy instead). NOT for vLLM or Caikit deployments (NIM-specific only).

s2i-build

Create BuildConfig and ImageStream resources on OpenShift and trigger a Source-to-Image (S2I) build. Use this skill after /detect-project to build container images from source code on the cluster. Handles namespace verification, resource creation with user confirmation, build monitoring with log streaming, and failure recovery. Triggers on /s2i-build command. Run before /deploy.

vm-rebalance

Orchestrate VM migrations across cluster nodes for load balancing, maintenance, and resource optimization. Use when: - "Move VM database-01 to worker-03" - "Rebalance VMs to optimize CPU load" - "Drain worker-02 for maintenance" - "Automatically rebalance the cluster" Supports Manual (user-driven) and Automatic (AI-driven) modes. NOT for creating VMs (use vm-create) or lifecycle only (use vm-lifecycle-manager).

vm-snapshot-delete

Permanently delete virtual machine snapshots to free storage space. Use when: - "Delete snapshot [snapshot-name]" - "Remove old snapshots for VM [name]" - "Free up snapshot storage" Requires user confirmation before deletion. NOT for restoring VMs (use vm-snapshot-restore instead).

vm-lifecycle-manager

Manage virtual machine lifecycle operations including start, stop, and restart. Use when: - "Start VM [name]" - "Stop the virtual machine [name]" - "Restart VM [name]" - "Power on/off VM [name]" This skill handles VM state transitions safely with user confirmation for each action. NOT for creating VMs (use vm-create) or deleting VMs (use vm-delete).

vm-snapshot-create

Create virtual machine snapshots for backup and recovery. Use when: - "Create a snapshot of VM [name]" - "Backup VM [name] before upgrade" - "Take a snapshot of [vm]" Validates storage class snapshot support, CSI driver capabilities, and guest agent status before snapshot creation. NOT for VM cloning (use vm-clone to create independent copies).

vm-snapshot-restore

Restore virtual machines from snapshots with strict safety confirmations to prevent data loss. Use when: - "Restore VM [name] from snapshot [snapshot-name]" - "Roll back VM [name] to snapshot" - "Recover VM [name] from backup" CRITICAL: Requires VM to be stopped and typed snapshot name confirmation before restore. NOT for creating snapshots (use vm-snapshot-create instead).

vm-snapshot-list

List virtual machine snapshots across namespaces with status, age, and recovery information. Use when: - "List snapshots for VM [name]" - "Show snapshots in namespace [name]" - "What snapshots exist for [vm]?" Read-only operation - no user confirmation required. NOT for creating/deleting snapshots (use vm-snapshot-create/delete instead).