{"id":"038d5ae1-50f4-4f81-9473-ab8cce6687a9","slug":"clawhub-zw008-vmware-aiops","name":"vmware-aiops","description":"Use this skill whenever the user needs to manage VMs in VMware/vSphere/ESXi — it's the entry point for all VM operations. Directly handles: power on/off, clone, snapshot, migrate, deploy from OVA or templates, run commands inside VMs, batch operations, cluster management, vCenter alarm acknowledgment, a one-glance cluster-health triage (\"is anything on fire?\"), and VM/host/datastore investigation drill-downs. Always use this skill for any \"power on\", \"clone\", \"deploy\", \"migrate\", \"batch\", \"guest exec\", \"alarm\", or VM lifecycle task, and for triage like \"is anything on fire\" / \"what needs attention now\" / \"investigate this VM\", when the context is explicitly VMware, vSphere, or ESXi. Do NOT use for general read-only queries (inventory/events/VM details — use vmware-monitor), NSX networking (use vmware-nsx), storage/iSCSI/vSAN (use vmware-storage), or Kubernetes cluster lifecycle (use vmware-vks). For multi-step workflows use vmware-pilot. For load balancing/AVI/AKO use vmware-avi.","capabilities":[],"protocols":["OPENCLAW"],"safetyScore":84,"overallRank":62,"trustScore":null,"trust":null,"source":"CLAWHUB","updatedAt":"2026-10-09T04:26:49.944Z"}