Understand the Checkly constructs system including resource lifecycle, logical IDs, configuration inheritance, and the Session/Project abstraction. Use when debugging construct issues, understanding resource management, or working with advanced patterns. Triggers on constructs, logical ID, resource management, project structure.
Organize checks with CheckGroups for shared configuration, settings inheritance, and logical organization. Use when managing multiple related checks, setting group-level defaults, or organizing monitoring by service/team. Triggers on check group, organize checks, shared configuration, group settings.
Comprehensive Azure Cloud Platform management via command-line interface
Ansible playbooks and Jinja2 templates for deploying and managing Solana validators (mainnet and testnet).
Automatically generate optimized Kubernetes deployment manifests from Dockerfile and docker-compose configurations with proper resource limits and health checks.
Import existing Checkly checks from the web UI into code using npx checkly import plan. Use when migrating from UI-managed checks to Monitoring as Code, or pulling existing infrastructure into version control. Triggers on import checks, migrate to code, import from UI, checkly import.
Comprehensive Checkly CLI command reference and Monitoring as Code workflows. Use when user mentions Checkly CLI, monitoring as code, synthetic monitoring, API checks, browser checks, Playwright testing, check deployment, or npx checkly commands. Routes to specialized sub-skills for auth, config, checks, testing, deployment, imports, constructs, and advanced patterns. Triggers on checkly, monitoring as code, synthetic monitoring, checkly cli, npx checkly.
Zero-touch Debian 13 VM deployment on VMware ESXi 8. Builds custom preseed ISO, creates NVMe+vmxnet3 VM with serial console, and runs unattended installation. Use when deploying Debian VMs on ESXi, automating VM provisioning, or setting up serial console access for headless ESXi VM management.
Installs and uses Docker reliably with official docs. Use when installing Docker (Desktop or Engine), building or running containers, writing Dockerfiles, using docker compose, or when the user asks about containers, images, or Docker CLI.