syself-autopilot-hetzner

Use for SySelf Autopilot on Hetzner: management kubeconfig setup, organization namespace, Hetzner account preparation, ClusterStack and Cluster manifests, ba...

This package contains useful templates and scripts for SySelf Autopilot on Hetzner, but the registry metadata fails to declare the sensitive inputs the scripts require. Before installing or running: 1) Verify the skill source and trustworthiness (source is unknown). 2) Inspect the scripts (you already have them) and confirm you are comfortable running kubectl and bash locally. 3) Understand that the scripts expect a management kubeconfig and will read environment variables and local private SSH key files and then create Kubernetes secrets in the management cluster—keep least-privilege tokens and use dedicated project-scoped HCLOUD tokens. 4) Do not run these scripts on machines that hold unrelated sensitive credentials. 5) If you decide to use it, run in a controlled environment first and request the missing metadata (declare required env vars/config paths) from the publisher so requirements are explicit.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: syself-autopilot-hetzner Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle provides a legitimate set of tools and instructions for managing SySelf Autopilot clusters on Hetzner. The shell scripts (e.g., 01-validate-access.sh, 02-create-management-secrets.sh) and Python-based kubeconfig helper (03-prepare-management-kubeconfig.sh) perform standard infrastructure management tasks without any signs of obfuscation, data exfiltration, or unauthorized execution. The SKILL.md instructions are well-structured, emphasize safety, and strictly adhere to official documentation and support boundaries.