idrac

name	idrac
description	Monitor and manage Dell PowerEdge servers via iDRAC Redfish API (iDRAC 8/9). Use when asked to: - Check server hardware status, health, or temperatures - Query CPU, memory, storage/RAID details - Monitor system sensors (fans, voltage, thermal) - Perform power operations (status, on, off, graceful shutdown, force restart) - Check BIOS/firmware versions or system inventory - View system event logs (SEL) or lifecycle controller logs - Get hardware inventory or serial numbers Requires: curl, jq. Optional: 1Password CLI (op) for credential hydration. Writes: ~/.config/idrac-skill/config (user-created), ~/.idrac-credentials (cached credentials, mode 600). Network: connects to user-configured iDRAC IP only (HTTPS, TLS verification disabled for self-signed certs). Helper script: scripts/idrac.sh (relative to this skill) Configuration: ~/.config/idrac-skill/config
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iDRAC Skill

Monitor and manage Dell PowerEdge servers via iDRAC Redfish API.

First-Time Setup

Create a config file at ~/.config/idrac-skill/config:

mkdir -p ~/.config/idrac-skill
cat > ~/.config/idrac-skill/config <<'EOF'
# iDRAC connection settings
IDRAC_IP="<your-idrac-ip>"

# Credential source: "1password" | "file" | "env"
CREDS_SOURCE="file"

# For CREDS_SOURCE="1password":
#   OP_ITEM="<1password-item-name>"
#






EOF