rocketmq-kubectl

Query and manage RocketMQ messages via kubectl exec. Use when user needs to: (1) Query cluster information, (2) Create, delete, or manage topics, (3) Check c...

This skill is an instructions document for using kubectl to run RocketMQ admin commands inside a Kubernetes pod. Before installing or using it: 1) Verify you have kubectl and a kubeconfig with appropriate RBAC; the skill does not declare these dependencies. 2) Review and update all hardcoded namespaces, pod names, and nameserver addresses to match your environment—do not run examples against production clusters blindly. 3) Be careful with destructive commands (deleteTopic, reset offsets, updateTopic) and test in a staging cluster first. 4) Limit the kubeconfig credentials used to the minimum necessary (avoid using cluster-admin unless required). 5) If you want the skill to be usable by others, ask the author to declare kubectl as a required binary and to document required kubeconfig/config paths and permission scope. If you cannot verify the target pod/cluster names and permissions, treat the skill as risky to run autonomously.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: rocketmq-kubectl Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle provides instructions for an AI agent to manage a RocketMQ cluster using 'kubectl exec' within the highly sensitive 'kube-system' namespace. It is hardcoded to target a specific internal domain (teambition.local) and pod (rocketmq-master1.teambition.local). While the commands in SKILL.md are standard administrative tasks for RocketMQ, the high-privilege access requirements and environment-specific nature pose a significant risk. There is no clear evidence of malicious intent such as data exfiltration or persistence, but the ability to read files and execute commands in a system namespace is a high-risk capability.