Tencent Cloud Infra

Manage Tencent Cloud resources through tccli CLI commands and guided workflows.

Updated Aug 7, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Protremix/EvolvixOS --skill tencent-cloud-infra-protremix
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Skill: Tencent Cloud Infra
Source: https://github.com/Protremix/EvolvixOS/tree/main/knowledge/experts/cvm-cluster-doctor/skills/tencentcloud-infra
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Protremix/EvolvixOS --skill tencent-cloud-infra-protremix

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires tccli, requests, and includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve? Managing Tencent Cloud resources across many products (CVM, Lighthouse, CBS, DNSPod, SSL, CAM, Monitor) requires memorizing dozens of APIs and console clicks. This Skill unifies all Tencent Cloud operations behind the tccli CLI with guided, safety-checked workflows. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Unified Resource Management: Query and manage Lighthouse instances, CVM servers, cloud disks, security groups, DNS records, SSL certificates, domains, and CAM users through tccli commands. - Guided Reference Workflows: Step-by-step playbooks for security audits, resource health checks, website setup with WordPress/Baota, application deployment (Go/Node/Python/Docker), OpenClaw deployment, and CBS disk mounting. - Safe OAuth Authentication: A helper script handles non-interactive OAuth login with temporary 2-hour credentials, avoiding permanent AK/SK exposure. - Use Case: Ask "check if my domains are expiring" or "run a security audit on my cloud servers" and the Skill executes the appropriate read-only inspection workflow with a structured report. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to list all your Lighthouse instances in ap-guangzhou and check their running status.

Frequently Asked Questions about Tencent Cloud Infra

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I manage Tencent Cloud instances from the command line?▼

Install tccli via pip, authenticate with OAuth login or AK/SK credentials, then run commands like tccli cvm DescribeInstances or tccli lighthouse DescribeInstances with a region flag. Use tccli <service> <action> help to check current parameter requirements.

How to get the current Tencent Cloud instance ID without logging in?▼

Run the whoami.sh script, which queries the Tencent Cloud metadata service over the internal network. It handles both Lighthouse (lhins-*) and CVM (ins-*) ID formats correctly, unlike calling the metadata endpoint directly.

Does tccli support OAuth login instead of API keys?▼

Yes, tccli supports OAuth browser-based login that issues temporary credentials expiring after 2 hours. The tccli-oauth-helper.py script enables this in non-interactive environments by accepting the verification code as a command-line argument.

What is the difference between Lighthouse and CVM commands in tccli?▼

Lighthouse and CVM are separate products with incompatible APIs. Use tccli lighthouse for lightweight application servers and tccli cvm for standard cloud servers; querying one service will not return instances from the other.

Can this Skill perform a security audit of cloud servers?▼

Yes, the security check reference covers six scenarios: security group rules, public network exposure, login methods, OS image currency, monitoring alarm coverage, and CAM permission review. It produces a consolidated report with risk ratings and remediation suggestions.

Why should write operations require confirmation before execution?▼

High-risk operations like deleting instances, disks, or DNS records are irreversible and can cause permanent data loss. The Skill enforces a confirmation flow where the user must explicitly approve destructive actions after seeing the impact scope.