Skill Claude CodeCodex
Run SQL against a database asset (MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, SQLite) via exec. Covers SQL syntax and the database scope parameter.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Read and write etcd keys via exec, using an etcdctl-like command syntax.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Run kubectl commands against a Kubernetes asset via exec. Covers command syntax and the stored kubeconfig / jump-host behavior.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Manage Kafka topics, consumer groups, ACLs, schemas, connectors and messages via exec, using a family + verb + target command syntax.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Local terminal assets — a shortcut that opens a shell on the user's own machine. Config fields for putasset; no command surface — exec is not supported for this type.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Query and modify MongoDB collections via exec, using an operation + collection + JSON query syntax.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
List, read, upload, copy, move, delete and presign objects in S3-compatible object storage via exec, using a family + verb + target command syntax.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Windows remote desktop assets. Config fields for putasset; no command surface — exec is not supported for this type.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Run Redis commands against a Redis asset (standalone, cluster or sentinel) via exec. Covers command syntax, what scope means in each mode (db number or cluster node), cluster command routing, and why SELECT must not be used.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Send commands to a serial console device (switch, firewall) via exec. Requires an already-connected desktop serial session.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Run shell commands on a remote server over SSH via exec. Covers command syntax and the remote-vs-local distinction.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
VNC remote desktop assets. Config fields for putasset; no command surface — exec is not supported for this type.
Plugin Claude Code
Bundles 1 skill, 1 command · 105 tokens together
opskat CLI tool (opsctl) for server asset management and remote operations.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Per-asset notebook stored inside OpsKat. Use it to keep short operational notes (runbook steps, incident findings, connection quirks) next to the asset they belong to.
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