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Respond to Slack voice clips with both text and an MP3 voice reply using edge-tts. Voice IN is already handled by OpenClaw transcription. Use when a user sends a voice message in Slack, you need to reply with audio, or you want to generate a spoken MP3 response.
Format and deliver network alerts, health warnings, and critical notifications via Cisco WebEx with Adaptive Cards, markdown formatting, and file attachments. Use when sending alerts to WebEx spaces, posting health check results, notifying the team about a device issue, or formatting network status updates for a WebEx space.
Deliver formatted network reports, audit results, topology diagrams, and compliance documentation to WebEx spaces with Adaptive Cards and markdown formatting. Use when posting a health check report, sharing a security audit, delivering topology diagrams, or sending scheduled network reports to WebEx.
Manage users, groups, departments, and identity provider configurations.
Full-desktop automation for targets that have no browser and no API at all — a legacy Java-based NMS client, a vendor's Windows-only configuration utility, a terminal emulator with no scriptable interface. Drives OpenClaw's ClawHub computer-use skill (Xvfb+XFCE virtual desktop, xdotool input automation) to read, confirm, or search state in a desktop-only application. Includes a VNC/noVNC Watch Mode so an operator can watch or take over live, the direct desktop analogue of the Chrome DevTools Watch Mode. Never used to submit, apply, or commit a configuration change — that remains the job of the relevant API-based skill.
Infoblox DDI operations — DNS zones/records, DHCP scopes and leases, IPAM networks and address utilization. Use when checking DNS records, validating IPAM address allocation, investigating DHCP scope exhaustion, verifying reverse DNS for network devices, or reconciling Infoblox with NetBox or Nautobot.
F5 BIG-IP LTM/GTM operations via pyATS iControl REST — virtual servers, pools, nodes, monitors, profiles, iRules, persistence, GTM wide IPs, DNS, data groups. Use when checking F5 virtual server status, auditing pool members, reviewing iRules, or inspecting GTM wide IP health.
Manage and run saved searches in Splunk.
3D network topology visualization and interactive digital twin in Unreal Engine 5.8 via the built-in UE5 MCP server.