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VMware-AIops

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VMware-AIops lets you monitor and manage your VMware vCenter and ESXi environments using AI-powered tools. It provides detailed health summaries, issue alerts, and investigation reports for VMs, hosts, and datastores. You can use it within apps like Claude Desktop, Cursor, and VS Code. Setup requires developer steps like command-line installs, but no special API keys are needed. It supports multi-vCenter estates and offers both read-only monitoring and full operational control.

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Use This MCP server To

Check overall health and issues across all VMware vCenters Investigate detailed status of a specific VM or host Generate offline HTML reports about VMware resources Monitor VMware clusters for alarms and performance problems Manage VM lifecycle and deployment tasks with AI assistance Aggregate and rank VMware issues to prioritize actions View datastore capacity and usage with correlated events

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VMware AIops

Author: Wei Zhou, VMware by Broadcom — wei-wz.zhou@broadcom.com This is a community-driven project by a VMware engineer, not an official VMware product. For official VMware developer tools see developer.broadcom.com.

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AI-powered VMware vCenter/ESXi VM lifecycle and deployment tool — 60 tools.

Companion skills handle everything else:

Skill Scope Install
vmware-monitor Read-only: inventory, health, alarms, events, metrics uv tool install vmware-monitor
vmware-storage Datastores, iSCSI, vSAN management uv tool install vmware-storage
vmware-vks Tanzu Namespaces, TKC cluster lifecycle uv tool install vmware-vks

Need read-only monitoring only? Use VMware-Monitor — zero destructive code in the codebase.

ClawHub Skills.sh Claude Code Marketplace License: MIT

⚡ Quick Investigation Reports (read-only)

Triage → investigate → act, all in one conversation. Five opinionated read-only reports aggregate and correlate server-side and hand back a high-signal result (never raw inventory), so you can decide where to look before changing anything. Each renders a self-contained offline HTML snapshot with --html (no external assets; drill-down detail collapses in native <details>, zero JavaScript). All delegate to the vmware-monitor library using AIops's own vCenter connection.

Question Command What it correlates
"What needs attention now?" across all vCenters vmware-aiops attention Every vCenter merged into one globally-ranked issue list; unreachable targets degrade gracefully
"Is anything on fire?" across all clusters vmware-aiops summary Every cluster's hosts + VM power + live CPU/mem + alarms → ranked top-N issues + per-cluster status
"What's happening around this VM?" vmware-aiops investigate vm <name> VM state + host + cluster + backing datastores + snapshots + alarms + performance + a merged event timeline
"What's happening around this host?" vmware-aiops investigate host <name> Host state + cluster + the VMs it runs + mounted datastores + alarms + performance + correlated timeline
"What's happening around this datastore?" vmware-aiops investigate datastore <name> Capacity/free + mounting hosts + VMs it backs + alarms + correlated timeline

VMware-AIops FAQ

Can I use VMware-AIops to monitor and manage VMware vCenter and ESXi environments?
Yes — it provides AI-powered monitoring and full operations for VMware vCenter and ESXi, accessible from apps like Claude Desktop, Cursor, and VS Code.
Do I need an API key or special account to use VMware-AIops?
No — it connects directly to your VMware environment without requiring extra API keys.
Is VMware-AIops easy to set up for a non-developer?
No — setup requires developer-level steps like installing via command line tools (npx, uvx, pip) and some configuration.
Which apps can I use VMware-AIops with?
It works with Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, Goose, and other AI agents supporting MCP servers.
Can I use VMware-AIops to safely view VMware inventory without making changes?
For read-only monitoring, use the companion vmware-monitor skill, which is safe and non-destructive.
Does VMware-AIops support multi-vCenter and multi-cluster monitoring?
Yes — it aggregates data across all your vCenters and clusters to highlight issues and health status.
Can VMware-AIops generate reports about VM, host, or datastore status?
Yes — it creates detailed investigation reports and offline HTML snapshots for VMs, hosts, and datastores.