workspace/skills/meraki-switch-ops/SKILL.md
Cisco Meraki Switching — port configuration, VLANs, port status, ACLs, QoS rules, port cycling. Use when configuring Meraki switch ports, creating VLANs, checking port status and PoE, troubleshooting switch connectivity, or managing Meraki ACLs and QoS
npx skillsauth add automateyournetwork/netclaw meraki-switch-opsInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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MERAKI_API_KEY, MERAKI_ORG_ID| Operation | API Method | What It Does |
|-----------|-----------|--------------|
| List ports | getDeviceSwitchPorts | All ports with VLAN, type (access/trunk), PoE, STP, tagging |
| Update port | updateDeviceSwitchPort | [WRITE] VLAN, name, type, enabled, PoE, RSTP, tags, BPDU guard |
| Port statuses | getDeviceSwitchPortStatuses | Live status: speed, duplex, CRC errors, traffic counters, PoE draw |
| Cycle ports | cycleDeviceSwitchPorts | [WRITE] Bounce ports for PoE reset or client reconnection |
| List VLANs | getSwitchVlans | Network VLANs with ID, name, subnet, appliance IP |
| Create VLAN | createSwitchVlan | [WRITE] New VLAN with ID, name, subnet, appliance IP |
| Get ACLs | getDeviceSwitchAccessControlLists | Access control list rules on the switch |
| Update ACLs | updateDeviceSwitchAccessControlLists | [WRITE] Modify ACL rules |
| Get QoS rules | getDeviceSwitchQosRules | QoS rules: VLAN, protocol, port, DSCP |
| Create QoS rule | createDeviceSwitchQosRule | [WRITE] New QoS rule for traffic prioritization |
When a user asks "show me the switch ports on MS-Floor1":
getNetworkDevices (meraki-network-ops) to find the switch serialgetDeviceSwitchPorts — all port configurationsgetDeviceSwitchPortStatuses — live speed, duplex, PoE, errorsgetSwitchVlans — verify VLAN assignments are correctWhen adding a new VLAN:
getSwitchVlans — verify VLAN ID isn't already in usecreateSwitchVlan with ID, name, subnet, gatewayupdateDeviceSwitchPort on target ports to set new VLANgetDeviceSwitchPortStatuses — ports up with correct VLANWhen a user reports "device on port 24 isn't working":
getDeviceSwitchPorts for port 24 — VLAN, type, PoE, enabledgetDeviceSwitchPortStatuses — link state, speed, errors, PoE drawgetDeviceClients — what's connected to this port?cycleDeviceSwitchPorts to bounce the port (requires CR or emergency)getDeviceSwitchAccessControlLists — is traffic being blocked?| Skill | How They Work Together |
|-------|----------------------|
| meraki-network-ops | Provides device/network context for switch operations |
| meraki-monitoring | Live diagnostics: cable test, ping, LED blink for switch identification |
| pyats-topology | Compare Meraki switch port data with pyATS CDP/LLDP for hybrid environments |
| servicenow-change-workflow | Gate all port changes, VLAN creation, and ACL modifications |
| gait-session-tracking | Record all switch operations in audit trail |
MERAKI_API_KEY — Meraki Dashboard API keyMERAKI_ORG_ID — Meraki organization IDtools
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