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Found 7 Skills
Expert-level telecommunications systems, network management, billing, 5G, SDN, and telecom infrastructure
Interact with TP-Link Omada SDN Controller Open API. Use when querying or managing Omada network devices, clients, sites, access points, switches, gateways, VLANs, firewall rules, VPNs, or any Omada controller configuration. Also use when the user mentions Omada, SDN controller, or needs to authenticate against the Omada API.
IoT protocols: Zigbee (mesh), Z-Wave (home), LoRaWAN (long-range), CoAP (lightweight), Matter (interoperable), Thread (I
Cisco Meraki integration. Manage data, records, and automate workflows. Use when the user wants to interact with Cisco Meraki data.
ZeroTier integration. Manage data, records, and automate workflows. Use when the user wants to interact with ZeroTier data.
Alibaba Cloud Elasticsearch Instance Network Management Skill. Use for managing ES instance network configurations including triggering network, Kibana PVL network, white IP list, HTTPS settings, and Kibana SSO authentication. Triggers: "elasticsearch network", "ES network", "kibana pvl", "white ip", "https", "trigger network", "modify white ips", "kibana sso", "kibana authentication".
Guide for installing, configuring, and managing Tailscale, headscale, and the Tailscale product family. Covers core mesh VPN (exit nodes, subnet routers, access controls, SSH, MagicDNS), Docker and Kubernetes integration, CI/CD pipelines, ephemeral nodes, infrastructure access, site-to-site networking, app connectors, Aperture (AI/LLM gateway for governance, cost control, usage visibility), device posture, MDM, SCIM provisioning, SSH and kubectl session recording, tsrecorder, Taildrop, Tailscale Serve, Funnel, and building Go applications that embed Tailscale via the tsnet library. Use when someone asks about Tailscale networking, mesh VPN, VPN replacement, containers, Kubernetes operator, CI/CD runners, device management, session recording, audit logging, LLM API access, AI cost control, file sharing, exposing internal services, or writing a Go program that joins a tailnet as its own device — even when they describe the scenario without naming the product.