kubev2v

Guide for querying MTV provider inventory with TSL. Covers available resources per provider, output formats, TSL syntax, common pitfalls, and using inventory for network/storage mapping. Use when querying provider inventory.

Find kubectl-mtv CLI documentation links and usage guidance. Use when the user asks about kubectl-mtv commands, CLI migration workflows, TSL query syntax, KARL affinity rules, provider setup via CLI, inventory queries, plan creation flags, or any kubectl-mtv technical guide topic.

VMware vSphere automation with govc. Use when the user wants to list inventory, power VMs, clone, snapshot, import OVA, or inspect datastores/hosts on vCenter/ESXi. Output CLI for the user to run — do not execute govc yourself unless they ask.

KubeVirt VM operations via kubectl virt or oc virt. Use when the user wants to create, start, stop, console/VNC/SSH into, or inspect VMs on OpenShift/Kubernetes. Output CLI for the user to run — do not execute kubectl/oc yourself unless they ask.

Guide for using the Prometheus/Thanos metrics tools: output rules, query syntax, filtering, discovery, and PromQL reference. Use when the user wants to check cluster metrics and you need to know how to call metrics_read and metrics_help.

Cookbook of ready-to-use PromQL queries, preset catalog, metric name dictionaries, and label references for Ceph storage, network traffic, pod statistics, and MTV migrations. Use when you need specific queries, exact metric names, or label filters.

Amazon EC2 inventory field reference and TSL query examples. Use when querying EC2 provider inventory (instances, volumes, networks, storage types).

Hyper-V inventory field reference and TSL query examples. Use when querying Hyper-V provider inventory (VMs, disks, networks, storage).

Generate bash e2e verification scripts for MTV/Forklift bugs and features through a guided workflow (gather context, write test plan, get approval, generate script). Use when the user asks to create a test, write a test script, verify a bug fix, build an e2e test, generate a verification script, or mentions an MTV/Forklift Jira ticket (MTV-<number>) together with testing.

Check Ceph storage health on OpenShift OCS/ODF clusters. Use when PVCs are stuck in Pending, storage provisioning fails, Ceph is degraded, OSDs are full, or cluster storage needs diagnosis.

General OpenShift (OCP) cluster health check. Use when the cluster is unhealthy, nodes are NotReady, operators are degraded, pods are crashing, etcd is slow, networking issues occur, or a general cluster diagnosis is needed.

Use the oc mtv CLI to manage VM migrations. Use this skill when the user wants to migrate VMs from vSphere, oVirt, OpenStack, OVA, EC2, or HyperV to OpenShift/KubeVirt.

Use oc virt (or kubectl virt) to manage KubeVirt virtual machines. Use this skill when the user wants to create, start, stop, or manage VMs on OpenShift/Kubernetes.

Install and configure the CLI plugins for Forklift/MTV, Prometheus metrics, and Kubernetes debug queries. Use when CLI tools (oc mtv, oc metrics, oc debug-queries) are not available, or when the user wants to set up the tools.

Observe cluster metrics via Prometheus/Thanos. Use when the user wants to check cluster metrics, monitor network traffic, storage I/O, pod resource usage, VM migration throughput, or discover available Prometheus metrics. Covers metric discovery, storage (Ceph/ODF), network traffic by namespace/pod, pod statistics, and Forklift/MTV migration monitoring.

Troubleshoot stuck VMs and migrations in OpenShift Virtualization and MTV/Forklift. Use when VMs won't start, DataVolumes are stuck, migrations fail, or cluster resources are exhausted.

Creates a plan to address a Jira issue. Use it when the user wants you to suggest how to address an issue or implement a feature.

Create pull request. Use when the user asks to create a pull request after some refactor.

Provides ready-to-use commands for git operations requiring user authentication (commits, push, PR creation).

Executes code quality checks. Use when the user asks to validate changes after a refactor or to report test coverage

Guide for using upstream and downstream variables and conditional content in AsciiDoc modules. Use when writing, editing, or reviewing .adoc files, when using product names, CLI commands, namespaces, or operator names in documentation, or when adding build-specific content for upstream (Forklift) vs downstream (MTV).

Generate git commit messages following MTV project conventions. Use when the user asks to commit, create a commit, write a commit message, or stage and commit changes.

Automates the Memsource/Phrase i18n translation workflow for OCP console plugins. Use when the user asks to upload translations, download translations, check translation status, memsource upload, memsource download, i18n upload, i18n download, send for translation, or get translations.

Automates the full lifecycle of updating @forklift-ui/types: discovers upstream versions, creates a Jira ticket, runs type generation scripts in the forked types repo, handles KubeVirt/CDI conflicts, creates a PR and GitHub release, waits for npm publish, then bumps the consumer project and monitors CI. Use when the user asks to update types, bump types, update forklift-ui/types, types package update, or regenerate types.

Compose CI-valid commit messages with Jira linking and sign-off. Use when the user asks to commit, write a commit message, or git commit. Never execute the commit — only present the message and command for the user to run.