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Description

Use this skill for safe, read-only queries of VMware infrastructure — no destructive operations exist in the codebase; a test enforces it. Directly handles: a one-glance cross-cluster health summary, object-centered VM/host/datastore investigation drill-downs (correlating surrounding infrastructure + recent events), a cross-vCenter "what needs attention now?" rollup, list VMs/hosts/datastores/clusters, active alarms, recent events, VM details. Always use vmware-monitor when the user asks to "list VMs", "check vSphere alarms", "show host status", "is anything on fire", "what needs attention now", "what is happening around this VM/host/datastore", "investigate this VM" — or needs read-only VMware info before making changes. Do NOT use for any write operations — this skill is read-only and has no code path that creates, modifies, or deletes a vSphere resource. For VM modifications use vmware-aiops, for networking use vmware-nsx, for metrics/capacity use vmware-aria. For load balancing/AVI/AKO use vmware-avi.

Install vmware-monitor

Run this in your OpenClaw agent to add vmware-monitor from the ClawHub registry.

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$openclaw skills install vmware-monitor

Requires ClawHub registry access. Review the security analysis below before installing.

Security Analysis

危险50/100

Open Source

Code is publicly available for audit.

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Frequently asked questions

Is vmware-monitor safe to install?

vmware-monitor has a SkillsReview security score of 50/100. It is open source and community-verified on ClawHub. Check the full Security Analysis on this page before installing.

How much does vmware-monitor cost?

vmware-monitor is free to install for OpenClaw via ClawHub.

What are the best alternatives to vmware-monitor?

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How do I install vmware-monitor?

Install vmware-monitor from ClawHub at clawhub.ai/skills/vmware-monitor, or use the install action on this page to copy the command for your OpenClaw agent.

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ClawHub Community Score6120.00 / 5.00
Installs144,126,000
Last UpdateSep 12, 2026
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