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@hivemagnus/magnus-skills

v2.3.7

Published

Ubuntu operations skill catalogue for Magnus and Hermes Agent: package, service, network, storage and security runbooks with validated manifests.

Downloads

5,225

Readme

@hivemagnus/magnus-skills

A catalogue of Ubuntu operations skills for Magnus-managed hosts. Each skill is a small, self-contained shell script plus a SKILL.md in the Hermes Agent skill format, so an agent knows when and how to run it.

The catalogue covers packages and updates, services, cron, certificates, backups, disks, swap, mounts, DNS, NTP, firewall, network diagnostics, users and logins, processes, logs, Docker, sysctl, security audits, Wazuh agent health, local LLM services and more. Run npm run catalog to list them.

Install

npm i @hivemagnus/magnus-skills

Use

From TypeScript or JavaScript:

import { getSkillsDir, listManifests } from '@hivemagnus/magnus-skills';

for (const skill of listManifests()) console.log(skill.name, skill.description);
console.log(getSkillsDir()); // absolute path of the bundled skills/ directory

With Hermes Agent, point a profile's skills.external_dirs in ~/.hermes/config.yaml at the package's skills/ directory. You can also copy selected bundles into ~/.hermes/skills/.

With Magnus, the magnus-server reads this catalogue and magnus-agent publishes the selected skills onto each managed host.

Every script supports -h/--help and -v, -vv and -vvv verbosity, and targets Ubuntu 22.04 or later. Scripts that need configuration read it from environment variables, which --help documents.

Layout

| Path | Contents | | --- | --- | | skills/<slug>/manifest.json | Catalogue metadata (source of truth) | | skills/<slug>/SKILL.md | Generated Hermes Agent instructions | | skills/<slug>/<script> | Executable entry point | | skills/index.json | Generated aggregate catalogue | | src/index.ts | getSkillsDir(), listManifests(), SkillManifest | | scripts/build-index.mjs | Catalogue generator |

Development

From the repository root:

npm --workspace @hivemagnus/magnus-skills run catalog        # regenerate SKILL.md and index.json
npm --workspace @hivemagnus/magnus-skills run catalog:check  # fail if generated files drift
npm --workspace @hivemagnus/magnus-skills test
npm --workspace @hivemagnus/magnus-skills run build

To add a skill, create skills/<slug>/manifest.json and an executable entry point, then run npm run catalog. Never edit the generated SKILL.md by hand. See AGENTS.md for the manifest schema and the script template.

License

Apache-2.0