tencent-cloudq

What This Skill Does

The tencent-cloudq skill is an advanced automation agent designed for interacting with the Tencent Cloud Smart Advisor service. It empowers users to manage and audit their cloud infrastructure directly through natural language. By utilizing AK/SK authentication, the agent retrieves detailed insights into cloud architecture diagrams, performs automated risk assessments, and monitors for potential security or performance issues. It simplifies the complex task of cloud governance by providing direct access to architecture catalogs, health status reports, and prioritized risk items.

Installation

To install this skill, run the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/2513483494/cloud-architecture-canvas. After installation, you must configure your credentials by setting the TENCENTCLOUD_SECRET_ID and TENCENTCLOUD_SECRET_KEY environment variables. It is mandatory to perform an environment check by running python3 {baseDir}/check_env.py to ensure all dependencies and permissions are correctly configured. For advanced features like console SSO, you may need to authorize the creation of a dedicated IAM role for read-only access.

Use Cases

This skill is ideal for DevOps engineers, Cloud Architects, and System Administrators who need to keep tabs on large-scale infrastructure. Use it to quickly generate a summary of your current cloud deployment, identify resources with high-risk exposure, or automate regular health checkups. It is particularly useful during incident response or quarterly reviews when you need to provide a snapshot of the architectural health to stakeholders or teams.

Example Prompts

1. "Check the current architecture catalog and let me know if there are any high-risk items in my production account."
2. "Perform a risk assessment on my database instances and group the findings by risk level."
3. "Open the cloud architecture dashboard for me and explain the primary infrastructure layout."

Tips & Limitations

• Security First: Always prioritize the secure storage of your API keys. Avoid hardcoding them directly into scripts; use system-level environment variables.
• Authorization: Remember that the skill requires explicit user permission to perform IAM actions like role creation. Never grant permissions you do not understand.
• Session Limits: The skill uses temporary tokens for security. If your session expires, you may need to re-authenticate or re-run the environment check.
• Compatibility: Ensure your Python version meets the environment requirements before initiating the setup to avoid runtime errors.