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"CNCF" matching MCP tools:

  • List network devices with optional filters and paging to discover UUIDs or host names before viewing, updating, or deleting them.
    MIT
  • Wait for a device to become reachable by polling its reachability state until it converges, replacing manual loops after creation or credential fixes.
    MIT
  • Lists credential profiles known to Crosswork with optional name filter and paging so you can find profile names for devices or providers and check covered protocols like SSH, HTTP, and SNMPv2.
    MIT
  • Fetch a credential profile by name to obtain its user/password records with masked secrets, used for device and provider authentication.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a provider's full Crosswork record by UUID or exact name to inspect endpoints, credentials, family, reachability, and properties before updating or deleting it.
    MIT

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    CNCF release intelligence: typed, quoted facts (security fixes, breaking changes, deprecations) from every graduated/incubating project's release notes, updated daily. check_stack compares running versions locally — versions never leave your process.
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    Apache 2.0

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  • Get CNC topology totals and state breakdowns in one read-only call. Use it first to check if the topology is populated before drilling into nodes or links.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a paginated, read-only logical topology graph with nodes and links to inspect node-to-node adjacency, such as finding what a device connects to.
    MIT
  • List topology nodes as a sorted, paged table to inspect per-node attributes like management IP, TE router ID, reachability, and device family; read-only.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a CNCF project's reviewed release details and typed changes, including security fixes, breaking changes, and deprecations. Use a version or omit it for the current reviewed release.
    Apache 2.0
  • Sync CNCF/cloud-native release changes incrementally to keep a local copy up to date; page by seq with since until next_since is null, and filter by project, family, or bucket.
    Apache 2.0
  • Execute an emergency stop to halt all motion and spindle operations on a CNC router. Use this tool to safely reset the controller when immediate cessation is required.
    MIT
  • Restore CNC machine settings from a backup file. Shows changes in dry-run mode; set confirm=true to apply restoration.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the full inventory record for a single Cisco Crosswork device by uuid or exact host name. Read-only; pass one selector to fetch all node fields such as state, profile, and connectivity info.
    MIT
  • Count devices by inventory collection status (in progress, completed, warning, failed, maintenance) to assess overall collection health before inspecting individual devices.
    MIT
  • List Crosswork tags by name or category with paging to discover exact tag names before filtering or tagging devices. Read-only, returns markdown or JSON.
    MIT
  • List Crosswork user accounts with their role, status, and device access groups to verify an account exists and review its assigned privileges.
    MIT
  • Poll an inventory job until it reaches a terminal state or times out, instead of rechecking it in a loop after a write returns JOB_RUNNING. Reports success, warnings, or failure.
    MIT
  • List and filter Crosswork providers by name or family to discover provider UUIDs and check reachability before managing topology or services.
    MIT
  • Retrieve an inventory job by ID to check its state, type, timestamps, impacted objects, and error. Verify the outcome of device/credential/provider write operations.
    MIT
  • Resume machine motion after a feed hold by sending the '~' realtime command to CNC routers running FluidNC firmware.
    MIT