About this skill

Problem

CloudQ targets the operational friction of cloud workflows where entry points are scattered, tool switching is frequent, and context is easy to lose. It brings multi-cloud resource queries, architecture governance, and advisor Q&A into natural-language conversations, suitable for WorkBuddy, Qclaw, LightClaw, or IM channels such as WeChat, WeCom, Feishu, DingTalk, and Slack.

How It Works

Auth first: supports OAuth and AK/SK credentials, with subaccounts recommended for ReadOnlyAccess and QcloudAdvisorAccessForCloudQ.
Conversation loop: after starting an SSE request, keep chat_id and session_id, then poll until completed, failed, or timeout, avoiding duplicate submissions.
Context retention: follow-up questions must reuse the initial session_id; regenerate only for explicit new conversations or platform session resets.
Output handling: backend content is rendered as returned, preserving links; architecture diagrams can be generated locally with HTML + Mermaid.
Safety scope: calls are limited to the Tencent Cloud advisor interface whitelist and approved service domains.

Boundaries

CloudQ handles cloud, multi-cloud, and ITOM tasks only. Coding, casual chat, translation, and general knowledge requests are rejected. Protocol consent, resource write actions, and cleanup scripts require explicit user confirmation; network and transient server errors allow limited retries.

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Use Cases

Ask in IM about VPC, ECS, and LB configs in a region to get a Tencent Cloud resource inventory.
Review production architecture before release, list resources, and generate a Mermaid diagram.
Find idle resources and cost optimization items, then identify instances that can be offlined.
Compare Tencent Cloud, AWS, and Azure equivalent services during multi-cloud selection.

Best For

SREs who need quick resource inventories, architecture relationships, and anomaly checkpoints.
FinOps engineers looking for idle instances, capacity anomalies, and cost optimization items.
On-call ops engineers handling IM alerts who need fast cloud status checks and troubleshooting clues.
Cloud architects who must assess architecture risks and generate visual diagrams.