Block Storage
CheckedSecurely stores and retrieves large files using decentralized block storage networks like IPFS.
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bagelhole
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Live repository
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Automated safety checks
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SKILL.md parses and declares a name and a description.
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Makes no network calls.
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About this skill
What it does
This skill allows an AI agent to interact with and manage block storage resources. It can be used to provision new volumes, delete existing ones, and retrieve information about their status and configuration. The skill aims to simplify common block storage management tasks through natural language commands.
When to use it
- Provisioning Storage: Quickly create a new volume for a database or application deployment.
- Deleting Unused Volumes: Identify and remove obsolete volumes to free up resources.
- Checking Volume Status: Determine the health and availability of existing block storage volumes.
- Retrieving Configuration Details: Obtain information such as size, type, and mount points for specific volumes.
Key capabilities
- Provisioning new block storage volumes
- Deleting existing block storage volumes
- Retrieving volume status (e.g., available, in-use)
- Providing details about volume configuration (size, type, mount point)
Example prompts
- "Create a 100GB standard block storage volume named 'database-volume'."
- "Delete the block storage volume called 'old-logs'."
- "What is the status of the 'app-data' block storage volume?"
- “Show me details for all active block storage volumes.”
Tips & gotchas
The skill requires appropriate cloud provider credentials to be configured within the AI agent environment. Volume names and sizes are often subject to specific naming conventions or size limitations imposed by your cloud provider, so ensure prompts adhere to these constraints.