Results for “cloud-api”

Author or revise a cloud-api-operations recipe (config/source/skills/cloud-api-operations/references/recipes/). Encodes why the long tail of control-plane capabilities is deliberately NOT wrapped as MCP/CLI tools, the API-first admission test for whether a capability deserves a recipe, the negative and positive lists, the fixed recipe structure, the writing rules distilled from writing-for-agents, the user-facing copy red lines, and the product regeneration/verification pipeline. Also routes contributors (and their agents) to the contribution flow and the pre-PR self-test protocol in references/contributing.md. Use when adding a recipe, judging whether a scenario belongs in the recipe set, updating the recipes index, re-checking existing recipes against the admission test, or onboarding someone who wants to submit one.

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Query, create, update, and delete Tencent Cloud resources through tccli, its command-line tool. The skill checks API documentation before calls, supports browser-based OAuth authorization, and helps interpret results and troubleshoot errors during cloud automation.

• Listing CVM instances in a specific region
• Creating a pay-as-you-go cloud server
• Checking the list of COS storage buckets

Operate Tencent Cloud control-plane resources (monitoring/alarms, CLB, CAM roles, COS, MySQL, SCF) via cloud APIs when no dedicated MCP tool covers the task. Use when a task needs control-plane operations beyond CloudBase's own tooling, or when a callCloudApi call failed and needs classifying.

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Operate ArvanCloud (arvancloud.ir) through its REST APIs, including CDN and DNS records, domains, cache purge, WAF and rate limits, Cloud Server (IaaS v3, v1 and the undocumented v2 backups), Object Storage, Edge Computing, Cloud Container, VOD, Live and Video Ads, plus Let's Encrypt DNS-01 certificates via acme.sh dns_arvan. Use when the user wants to list, create, change or delete anything on ArvanCloud, take an account inventory, find out which account a key belongs to, check quota or usage, or debug an ArvanCloud API error. Also trigger on hosts like napi.arvancloud.ir, ecc.{region}.arvanapis.ir, storage.arvanapis.ir, dejban.arvancloud.ir, an "Apikey" Authorization header, the dns_arvan plugin, or one of the user's ArvanCloud-hosted domains.

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