Manage Lantronix out-of-band (OOB) infrastructure via Percepxion central management platform: device inventory, serial port inspection via SLC CLI, firmware compliance, config management, security auditing, and closed-loop incident remediation. Use during outages, maintenance windows, compliance cycles, and…
Prometheus monitoring — PromQL instant/range queries, metric discovery, metadata, scrape target health, system health checks (6 tools). Use for a direct, lightweight Prometheus query with no Grafana dashboard involved: querying Prometheus metrics, checking scrape targets, investigating alert thresholds, or analyzing…
Live BGP and OSPF control-plane participation — NetClaw itself acts as a protocol speaker: peer with real routers, inject/withdraw routes, query its own RIB/LSDB, adjust metrics, GRE tunnel status. Use when injecting or withdrawing BGP routes, checking the state of NetClaw's own BGP peering, querying its own OSPF…
Direct, pyATS-based network change management - pre-change baselines, configuration deployment, post-change verification, rollback procedures, and compliance validation. Use when pushing config to a device, planning a network change, rolling back a configuration, or running compliance checks outside of a governed…
Generate and execute deterministic pyATS aetest validation scripts - interface state, OSPF neighbors, BGP paths, ping matrices, and custom compliance tests. Use when writing a network test, validating post-change state, running pass/fail checks, or building automated regression tests. For Arista EOS devices, prefer…
F5 BIG-IP LTM/GTM operations via pyATS iControl REST — virtual servers, pools, nodes, monitors, profiles, iRules, persistence, GTM wide IPs, DNS, data groups. Use when the device is only reachable through the pyATS testbed, or for LTM/GTM configuration detail (iRules, persistence, GTM wide IPs/DNS, data groups) that…
Comprehensive cross-platform network device health monitoring - CPU, memory, interfaces, hardware, NTP, logging, environment, and uptime analysis. Use when running a device health check, monitoring CPU or memory usage, checking interface errors, or validating NTP sync. For Juniper-specific deep system operations…
JunOS system operations via pyATS — chassis health, hardware inventory, system info, NTP, SNMP, files/logs, firewall counters, DDoS protection, services accounting. Use when checking Juniper chassis alarms, auditing hardware inventory, reviewing system uptime, or inspecting JunOS firewall counters. For basic…
Linux host network operations via pyATS — interface configuration, routing tables, network connections, and multi-table route inspection across fleet hosts. Use when checking Linux interface status, viewing routing tables, auditing host network config, or comparing routes across hosts.
Linux host system operations via pyATS — process monitoring, filesystem inspection, Docker container stats, package/tool verification across fleet hosts. Use when checking running processes, monitoring Docker containers, inspecting log files, or verifying system tools on Linux hosts.
VMware ESXi host operations via pyATS — VM inventory, snapshot management, hypervisor inspection across ESXi hosts in the testbed. Use when listing VMs on ESXi, checking snapshot age, auditing VMware inventory, or verifying pre-change snapshots exist.
Network device automation via pyATS - run show commands, ping, apply config, learn config/logging, list devices, run Linux commands on Cisco IOS-XE/NX-OS devices. Use when running CLI commands on routers or switches, checking interface status, applying configuration changes, or collecting device data via pyATS. To…
Fleet-wide parallel device operations: concurrent health checks, config audits, routing snapshots, severity-sorted reporting, and failure-isolated multi-device automation. Use when checking multiple devices or collecting fleet baselines through pyATS MCP.
Network security audit - ACLs, AAA, control plane policing, management plane hardening, encryption, port security, and CIS benchmark checks. Use when auditing device security posture, checking compliance, hardening a router or switch, reviewing access lists, or investigating unauthorized access.
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: