Proxmox Create Vm

Create Ubuntu 24.04 LXC containers or full VMs on Proxmox VE. Docker-ready with Compose v2. Handles nesting for Docker-in-LXC, auto-picks next available CTID...

This skill appears to do what it claims: create LXC containers and VMs on a Proxmox host via SSH. Before installing/using it, ensure you: 1) trust the Proxmox host and run the scripts from a machine with appropriate SSH keys (the scripts assume root SSH access); 2) avoid passing sensitive passwords on the command line (create-vm.sh requires a cloud-init password which can appear in shell history—prefer a safer secret injection method); 3) verify network access and that downloads (GitHub release, Ubuntu cloud image) are acceptable in your environment; 4) review and, if necessary, run the scripts manually once to confirm behavior; and 5) limit who/what can invoke the skill in automated scenarios since it performs privileged provisioning actions on your infrastructure.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: proxmox-create-vm Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle provides legitimate infrastructure-as-code functionality for managing Proxmox VE, but it relies on high-risk capabilities including root SSH access and remote command execution. Scripts such as create-lxc.sh and create-vm.sh perform administrative tasks on the hypervisor, while post-boot-setup.sh downloads and executes binaries from external sources (github.com/docker/compose). While the behavior is clearly aligned with the stated purpose and includes high-quality documentation (gotchas.md, SKILL.md), the broad shell access and credential handling (VM passwords) meet the criteria for a suspicious classification due to the inherent risk of the administrative functions provided.