Get details for one system.

Inputs: system_identifier (system_name or system_id). Name not found: resolve with find_systems_by_name, then pass system_id. Returns: system_id, system_name, last_boot, uuid, cpu, network, installed_products. Use system_id when possible.

List events for one system.

Inputs: system_identifier (system_name or system_id); optional offset, limit, earliest_date. Name not found: resolve with find_systems_by_name, then pass system_id. Returns: newest-first event list with id, history_type, status, summary, completed. Use get_system_event_details for one event.

Get one event detail.

Inputs: system_identifier (system_name or system_id), event_id. Name not found: resolve with find_systems_by_name, then pass system_id. Returns: event object including status, timestamps, result fields, and optional additional_info. event_id should come from get_system_event_history.

Find systems by hostname.

Inputs: name; optional limit, offset. Use this first when user input is a partial hostname. If multiple systems match, ask the user to choose one system_id. limit is capped at 500. Returns: items with matching systems (system_name, system_id) and meta.

Find systems by IP address.

Inputs: ip_address; optional limit, offset. limit is capped at 500. Returns: items with matching systems (system_name, system_id, ip) and meta.

Get pending updates for one system.

Inputs: system_identifier (system_name or system_id; prefer system_id). Name not found: resolve with find_systems_by_name, then pass system_id. Best for compact default update view. Returns: compact update list plus counts and meta. Default behavior omits CVEs for lower token usage. For pagination and CVE expansion, use query_system_updates.

Summarize pending updates for one system.

Inputs: system_identifier (system_name or system_id); optional advisory_types. Name not found: resolve with find_systems_by_name, then pass system_id. Best for counts only. advisory_types accepts: Security Advisory, Product Enhancement Advisory, Bug Fix Advisory. Returns: update counts and meta.

Query pending updates for one system.

Inputs: system_identifier (system_name or system_id); optional limit, offset, include_cves, advisory_types. Name not found: resolve with find_systems_by_name, then pass system_id. Best for pagination and optional CVE expansion. Pagination behavior: limit <= 0 returns no items (counts still available); positive limit is capped at 200. Returns: updates with pending updates for the system and meta.

Check all active systems for pending updates.

Inputs: optional include_updates, include_cves, system_limit, system_offset, updates_per_system. Best for fleet scan; set include_updates=true to include per-system update items. system_limit is capped at 200 for response paging. Returns: items with systems that have pending updates (plus optional update details) and meta.

Summarize fleet update status.

Inputs: optional system_limit, system_offset. system_limit is capped at 200. Returns: paged list of systems with update counts in items and meta.

List systems affected by a CVE.

Inputs: cve_identifier; optional limit, offset. limit is capped at 500. Returns: items with unique affected systems (system_id, system_name) and meta.

List systems that require reboot.

Inputs: optional limit, offset. limit is capped at 500. Returns: items with systems requiring reboot (system_id, system_name, reboot_status) and meta.

Query scheduled actions.

Inputs: optional limit, offset, action_types, scheduler. action_types and scheduler are optional exact-match filters; prefer values from meta.observed_action_types and meta.observed_schedulers. limit is capped at 500; use meta.next_offset to page. Returns: items with scheduled actions and meta.

List activation keys available to the current user.

Inputs: none. Returns: list of objects with key and description.

List unscheduled errata for one system.

Inputs: system_id. This tool accepts numeric system_id only. Returns: errata list for that system.

List system groups.

Inputs: none. Returns: list with id, name, description, and system_count.

List systems in one group.

Inputs: group_name. Returns: list of system_id and system_name.