komodo
Manage Komodo infrastructure - servers, Docker deployments, stacks, builds, and procedures. Use when user asks about server status, container management, deployments, builds, or any Komodo-related infrastructure tasks.
Why use this skill?
Manage your servers, Docker deployments, and CI/CD pipelines directly from OpenClaw with the Komodo infrastructure skill. Automate stacks and logs today.
Install via CLI (Recommended)
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/weird-aftertaste/komodoWhat This Skill Does
The Komodo skill provides OpenClaw agents with comprehensive control over the Komodo Core infrastructure ecosystem. It functions as a powerful interface for server management, Docker deployment orchestration, and build automation. By integrating directly with the Komodo Core API, the skill enables an agent to monitor system health, manage stacks, and execute defined operational procedures without leaving the chat interface. It covers everything from low-level container management to high-level stack orchestrations and CI/CD triggers.
Installation
To integrate the Komodo skill into your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal:
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/weird-aftertaste/komodo
Once installed, ensure you have configured your environment variables to authorize the agent to communicate with your Komodo instance:
KOMODO_ADDRESS: Your Komodo Core URL.KOMODO_API_KEY: Your unique Komodo API Key.KOMODO_API_SECRET: Your unique Komodo API Secret.
Use Cases
The Komodo skill is ideal for DevOps engineers and system administrators who want to automate server maintenance and deployment workflows. Common use cases include performing rolling restarts on production clusters, checking container logs for troubleshooting during service outages, triggering automated build pipelines for new features, and managing the lifecycle of Docker stacks. It effectively turns your AI agent into an on-call site reliability engineer capable of responding to alerts or environment changes in real-time.
Example Prompts
- "Check the current status of all my servers and list any stacks that are reporting as 🟡 Unhealthy."
- "Restart the 'api-gateway' deployment and tail the last 50 lines of logs to ensure it comes back up cleanly."
- "Run the 'database-migration' procedure on the production-server and notify me once the build is finished."
Tips & Limitations
- Security: Always rotate your API secrets if they are exposed. The skill relies on standard REST patterns, so ensure your Komodo Core URL is accessible by the agent host.
- State Monitoring: Use the provided state indicators (🟢, 🔴, 🟡) to quickly parse system status reports.
- Custom Tasks: If a specific command is not available via the CLI, the skill documentation provides direct
curltemplates to interact with the API endpoints directly. - Limitations: Note that this skill requires direct network access to the Komodo infrastructure, so verify that your agent environment has the necessary firewall permissions to reach the
KOMODO_ADDRESS.
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Find the right skillPaste this into your clawhub.json to enable this plugin.
{
"plugins": {
"official-weird-aftertaste-komodo": {
"enabled": true,
"auto_update": true
}
}
}Tags(AI)
Flags: network-access, external-api, code-execution
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