automateyournetwork/eve-ng-node-operations
workspace/skills/eve-ng-node-operations/SKILL.md
Manage EVE-NG node lifecycle. Use when listing nodes, checking runtime state, creating or deleting nodes, starting or stopping nodes or whole labs, verifying node details, or wiping node NVRAM back to factory defaults.
$ install --global
skillsauthnpx skillsauth add automateyournetwork/netclaw eve-ng-node-operationsInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- eve-ng-node-operations
- description:
- Manage EVE-NG node lifecycle. Use when listing nodes, checking runtime state, creating or deleting nodes, starting or stopping nodes or whole labs, verifying node details, or wiping node NVRAM back to factory defaults.
- user-invocable:
- true
- metadata:
- {"openclaw":{"requires":{"bins":["python3"],"env":["EVE_URL","EVE_USER","EVE_PASSWORD"]}}}
EVE-NG Node Operations
Use this skill for node lifecycle control.
Workflow
- List or inspect nodes before acting.
- Before starting or creating nodes, apply
{baseDir}/references/node-guardrails.md. - For node creation choices, check
{baseDir}/references/node-types.md. - Treat
verified: falsestart/stop results as incomplete; confirm with status or console.
Available tools
eve_list_nodeseve_get_nodeeve_create_nodeeve_delete_nodeeve_start_nodeeve_stop_nodeeve_start_labeve_stop_labeve_wipe_node
Node-ID and runtime-status guardrails
- Preserve existing EVE node IDs; do not renumber or replace node IDs as a workaround unless the user explicitly asks.
- On local EVE, treat node runtime as lab-UUID scoped (
/opt/unetlab/tmp/0/<lab_uuid>/<node_id>). EVE API status can leak across labs that reuse node IDs, so use MCP-corrected status or verify local runtime before concluding a node is up. - If a same-ID node in another lab appears UP, fix the runtime/status scoping problem; do not rewrite the lab's node IDs.
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