aiskillstore/network-monitoring
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Monitor UniFi network infrastructure including sites, devices, and system health. Diagnose connectivity issues, track device performance, and generate network diagnostics.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- network-monitoring
- description:
- Monitor UniFi network infrastructure including sites, devices, and system health. Diagnose connectivity issues, track device performance, and generate network diagnostics.
Network Monitoring Skill
Monitor and diagnose your UniFi network infrastructure with comprehensive site, device, and health monitoring.
What this skill does
This skill enables you to:
- Monitor all configured UniFi sites and their health status
- Track device status and performance metrics
- Diagnose network connectivity issues
- Generate network diagnostic reports
- Compare infrastructure across multiple sites
When to use this skill
Use this skill when you need to:
- Check overall network health and status
- Identify offline or underperforming devices
- Diagnose connectivity problems
- Get device-specific statistics (CPU, memory, uptime)
- Compare site health across your infrastructure
- Generate diagnostic reports for troubleshooting
Available Tools
get_network_sites- List all configured sitesget_site_health- Get comprehensive health status for a siteget_network_devices- List all devices in a siteget_network_device_stats- Get detailed device statisticsget_network_info- Get system information and metrics
Typical Workflows
Site Health Check
- Use
get_network_sitesto list all sites - Use
get_site_healthfor each site to check status - Identify any sites with degraded health
- Drill down with
get_network_devicesto find the issue
Device Performance Analysis
- Use
get_network_devicesto list devices - Use
get_network_device_statsto get detailed metrics - Identify devices with high CPU/memory usage
- Look for patterns of underperformance
Network Troubleshooting
- Start with
get_site_healthto identify problems - Use
get_network_devicesto list all devices - Use
get_network_device_statsto analyze performance - Check
get_network_infofor system-level issues
Example Questions
- "What's the health status of all my sites?"
- "Which devices in my network are offline?"
- "Get device statistics for high CPU usage"
- "Compare health across all my sites"
- "Diagnose why connectivity is slow"
- "Generate a network diagnostic report"
Response Format
When using this skill, I provide:
- Health status indicators (excellent, good, minor issues, major issues)
- Device counts and status breakdowns
- Performance metrics (CPU, memory, uptime)
- Specific problem identification with recommendations
- Actionable diagnostics for troubleshooting
Best Practices
- Check site health first before diving into individual devices
- Correlate device statistics with reported issues
- Use multiple data points to identify root causes
- Document patterns for trend analysis over time
- Escalate hardware issues when performance metrics indicate failure
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