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infra-ops

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Infrastructure operations category entry. Use when: a request touches non-interactive SSH execution, shell commands, SFTP file management, apt repositories, or server base settings — route to ssh-terminal / shell-exec / file-ops / apt-repo / server-settings. Boundary: authorized servers only.

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Infra Ops (Category Entry)

Sub-skills

  • ssh-terminal — non-interactive SSH batch command execution (auth / timeout / audit, no pty session UI)
  • shell-exec — execute shell commands (dangerous-command block + second confirmation + audit)
  • file-ops — SFTP file upload/download/permission/delete/stat
  • apt-repo — repository management and package install/remove/update
  • server-settings — SSH auth mode, timezone/hostname, system params (reboot hard-blocked, needs human)

Routing rules: see each sub-skill.

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