vmware-debug 1.8.3__tar.gz → 1.8.5__tar.gz

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  1. {vmware_debug-1.8.3 → vmware_debug-1.8.5}/PKG-INFO +2 -2
  2. {vmware_debug-1.8.3 → vmware_debug-1.8.5}/RELEASE_NOTES.md +157 -0
  3. {vmware_debug-1.8.3 → vmware_debug-1.8.5}/pyproject.toml +8 -2
  4. {vmware_debug-1.8.3 → vmware_debug-1.8.5}/server.json +2 -2
  5. vmware_debug-1.8.5/tests/eval/capability/__init__.py +0 -0
  6. vmware_debug-1.8.5/tests/eval/capability/_family.py +204 -0
  7. vmware_debug-1.8.5/tests/eval/capability/_scores.json +184 -0
  8. vmware_debug-1.8.5/tests/eval/capability/_scoring.py +245 -0
  9. vmware_debug-1.8.5/tests/eval/capability/_skill.py +62 -0
  10. vmware_debug-1.8.5/tests/eval/capability/conftest.py +80 -0
  11. vmware_debug-1.8.5/tests/eval/capability/test_entity_reachability.py +400 -0
  12. vmware_debug-1.8.5/tests/eval/capability/test_error_actionability.py +977 -0
  13. vmware_debug-1.8.5/tests/eval/capability/test_tool_description_quality.py +194 -0
  14. vmware_debug-1.8.5/tests/eval/capability/test_tool_manifest_budget.py +170 -0
  15. vmware_debug-1.8.5/tests/eval/regression/__init__.py +0 -0
  16. vmware_debug-1.8.5/tests/eval/regression/test_capability_grader.py +401 -0
  17. vmware_debug-1.8.5/tests/test_safe_error_passthrough.py +193 -0
  18. {vmware_debug-1.8.3 → vmware_debug-1.8.5}/uv.lock +71 -6
  19. {vmware_debug-1.8.3 → vmware_debug-1.8.5}/vmware_debug/__init__.py +1 -1
  20. {vmware_debug-1.8.3 → vmware_debug-1.8.5}/vmware_debug/envelope.py +94 -7
  21. {vmware_debug-1.8.3 → vmware_debug-1.8.5}/vmware_debug/mcp_server/server.py +85 -26
  22. {vmware_debug-1.8.3 → vmware_debug-1.8.5}/vmware_debug/ops/timeline.py +6 -2
  23. {vmware_debug-1.8.3 → vmware_debug-1.8.5}/.gitignore +0 -0
  24. {vmware_debug-1.8.3 → vmware_debug-1.8.5}/README-CN.md +0 -0
  25. {vmware_debug-1.8.3 → vmware_debug-1.8.5}/README.md +0 -0
  26. {vmware_debug-1.8.3 → vmware_debug-1.8.5}/SECURITY.md +0 -0
  27. {vmware_debug-1.8.3 → vmware_debug-1.8.5}/skills/vmware-debug/SKILL.md +0 -0
  28. {vmware_debug-1.8.3 → vmware_debug-1.8.5}/skills/vmware-debug/references/agent-guardrails.md +0 -0
  29. {vmware_debug-1.8.3 → vmware_debug-1.8.5}/skills/vmware-debug/references/capabilities.md +0 -0
  30. {vmware_debug-1.8.3 → vmware_debug-1.8.5}/skills/vmware-debug/references/cli-reference.md +0 -0
  31. {vmware_debug-1.8.3 → vmware_debug-1.8.5}/skills/vmware-debug/references/event-envelope.md +0 -0
  32. {vmware_debug-1.8.3 → vmware_debug-1.8.5}/skills/vmware-debug/references/routing.md +0 -0
  33. {vmware_debug-1.8.3 → vmware_debug-1.8.5}/skills/vmware-debug/references/setup-guide.md +0 -0
  34. {vmware_debug-1.8.3/tests/eval/regression → vmware_debug-1.8.5/tests/eval}/__init__.py +0 -0
  35. {vmware_debug-1.8.3 → vmware_debug-1.8.5}/tests/eval/regression/test_debug_regressions.py +0 -0
  36. {vmware_debug-1.8.3 → vmware_debug-1.8.5}/tests/eval/regression/test_declared_environment.py +0 -0
  37. {vmware_debug-1.8.3 → vmware_debug-1.8.5}/tests/eval/regression/test_read_only_mode.py +0 -0
  38. {vmware_debug-1.8.3 → vmware_debug-1.8.5}/tests/eval/regression/test_result_envelope.py +0 -0
  39. {vmware_debug-1.8.3 → vmware_debug-1.8.5}/tests/test_timeline.py +0 -0
  40. {vmware_debug-1.8.3 → vmware_debug-1.8.5}/vmware_debug/cli.py +0 -0
  41. {vmware_debug-1.8.3 → vmware_debug-1.8.5}/vmware_debug/mcp/__init__.py +0 -0
  42. {vmware_debug-1.8.3 → vmware_debug-1.8.5}/vmware_debug/mcp/tools.py +0 -0
  43. {vmware_debug-1.8.3 → vmware_debug-1.8.5}/vmware_debug/mcp_server/__init__.py +0 -0
  44. {vmware_debug-1.8.3 → vmware_debug-1.8.5}/vmware_debug/ops/__init__.py +0 -0
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  Metadata-Version: 2.4
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  Name: vmware-debug
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- Version: 1.8.3
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  Summary: VMware diagnostic brain — read-only incident triage, log/event correlation, and root-cause routing across the VMware skill family
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  Author-email: Wei Zhou <wei-wz.zhou@broadcom.com>
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  License-Expression: MIT
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  Requires-Dist: mcp[cli]<2.0,>=1.10
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  Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
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  <!-- mcp-name: io.github.zw008/vmware-debug -->
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+ ## v1.8.5 (2026-07-20) — the two fixes v1.8.4 announced now actually work
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+ Four adversarial reviews of v1.8.4 found that both of its headline fixes were
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+ incomplete in ways the release notes did not reflect. This release makes them
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+ real. If you are on 1.8.4, this is the one to take.
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+
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+ ### Fixed — a failure that was *returned* was still audited as a success
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+ vmware-policy 1.8.4 added `report_tool_failure()` for tools that catch an
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+ exception and return an error payload instead of raising. **No skill called it.**
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+ Every string-returning tool therefore kept doing exactly what 1.8.4 said it had
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+ stopped doing: writing `status=ok` to `~/.vmware/audit.db` for an operation that
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+ failed, recording an undo token for a change that never happened, and telling the
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+ circuit breaker the call succeeded so repeated failures never tripped it.
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+ The surface this covered is not marginal:
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+
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+ | Skill | What was mis-audited |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | vmware-aiops | 25 of 49 tools, including **every undo-bearing write** — a failed `vm_power_on` left an undo token saying "power it back off" |
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+ | vmware-avi | all 28 tools, including `vs_toggle` and `ako_restart` |
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+ | vmware-storage | all 4 write tools |
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+ | vmware-nsx | the 5 delete tools |
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+
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+ vmware-avi is worth calling out: before 1.8.4 its exceptions propagated and the
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+ audit was correct. 1.8.4 caught them and returned a string, so **that release made
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+ its audit trail worse than it had been.**
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+
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+ Skills whose tools already return dict payloads (vmware-monitor, vmware-vks,
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+ vmware-aria, vmware-log-insight, vmware-harden, vmware-debug, vmware-pilot) were
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+ already detected correctly. They gained a test proving it rather than a redundant
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+ call.
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+
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+ ### Fixed — narrowing `OSError` did not close the leak it was meant to close
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+ 1.8.4 narrowed the `_safe_error` passthrough because bare `OSError` let TLS and
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+ DNS failures reach the agent with hostnames and certificate subjects in them.
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+ That narrowing had no effect on the error it was written for:
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+
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+ ```
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+ ssl.SSLCertVerificationError → ssl.SSLError → OSError, ValueError
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+ ```
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+ `ValueError` has been on every allowlist since long before 1.8.4, so a
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+ certificate failure kept passing through — the commonest self-signed-certificate
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+ failure in this family, carrying the hostname it was checked against. An
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+ allowlist structurally cannot express "not this one".
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+ Where `ssl.SSLError` can actually surface — the pyVmomi skills — it is now
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+ reduced *ahead* of the allowlist. In the httpx skills TLS arrives wrapped as
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+ `httpx.ConnectError`, and in vmware-avi as `requests.exceptions.SSLError`, so the
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+ guard cannot fire there; in those skills the leak was the raw exception
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+ interpolated into an already-allowlisted `*ApiError`, and that is now authored
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+ text naming the config target and `verify_ssl` instead of the exception.
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+
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+ The missing-password error — this family's most common first-run failure, whose
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+ entire remedy is the environment variable name it carries — keeps its message
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+ through a narrow `ConfigError(OSError)` rather than the base class. Connection
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+ failures are translated at the connection layer into an authored remedy that
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+ names the target and the setting to change, with the raw detail left on
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+ `__cause__` for the server log.
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+
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+ ### Also fixed
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+ - **vmware-vks**: the quickstart documented a password variable the code never
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+ reads — following `README.md` verbatim produced "Password not found". Five
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+ places, plus six references to a `doctor` command this CLI has never had, two
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+ descriptions promising fields the tools do not return, and eight teaching
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+ messages that `RuntimeError` was masking.
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+ - **vmware-nsx**: an error cited `--route-advertisement`; the flag is `--advertise`.
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+ - **vmware-pilot**: `get_workflow_status` told the model to call `approve` — a
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+ tool the read-only gate withholds — as the required next step; and a hint
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+ pointed at a filename that could never appear in that message.
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+ - **vmware-aiops**: `vm_task_status` polling a *failed task* returned
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+ `{"state": "error", "error": ...}` from a successful read, which the new
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+ detection read as the call itself failing. The field is now `task_error`.
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+ **This is a breaking change for anything parsing that payload.**
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+ - Several remedies that were still being cut by the 300-character cap the 1.8.4
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+ notes claimed to have addressed.
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+ ### Known and not fixed
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+ `ConnectionError` remains one type from two sources in several skills — a
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+ skill's own authored message and urllib3's `HTTPSConnectionPool(host=..., port=...)`
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+ share it, and an allowlist cannot separate them. vmware-vks is converted; the
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+ rest need their own domain type and are deferred rather than half-done.
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+ ## v1.8.4 (2026-07-20) — errors that teach, and tool descriptions a small model can route from
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+ A capability eval was rolled out across the family and asked two open questions:
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+ when a call fails, is the model told enough to fix it, and can it pick the right
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+ tool from the description alone? Both answers were worse than anyone thought, and
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+ in several places the reason was that the measurement was looking somewhere other
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+ than where the model reads.
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+ ### Fixed — teaching messages were being discarded on the way to the agent
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+ `_safe_error` reduces unrecognised exceptions to `"<Class>: operation failed."`
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+ so raw API text, credentials in URLs and internal paths cannot reach an agent.
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+ Its allowlist held only the builtin validation errors — so this skill's **own**
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+ domain exceptions, the ones that exist precisely to carry a corrected next step,
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+ had their messages replaced by their class names.
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+ The effect was invisible from the CLI, which prints those messages in full.
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+ The worst case was shared by nine skills: `config.py` raises exactly one
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+ `OSError`, the missing-password error, whose entire remedy is the environment
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+ variable name it names. An agent hitting an unconfigured target received
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+ `OSError: operation failed.` and had nothing to act on. That is the family's most
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+ common first-run failure, and it landed one release after the documented variable
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+ names were corrected — so the message that would have unstuck the operator was
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+ the one being thrown away.
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+ The rule is now the property it always meant: **every exception this skill raises
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+ on purpose passes through**, and only genuinely unplanned ones are reduced.
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+ `RuntimeError` stays reduced — it is the generic catch-all and in several skills
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+ carries raw upstream text.
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+ ### Fixed — error messages now carry the correction
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+ Every message that reported a failure without saying how to recover was
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+ rewritten: it names the offending value, gives an imperative remedy, and names
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+ something concrete to act on — a tool that exists, a real CLI command, a config
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+ file, an environment variable. Recovery becomes an instruction-following problem
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+ rather than an inference one, which is what a weak model can still do.
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+ Three classes of defect surfaced while doing it:
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+ - **Remedies that were never delivered.** `_safe_error` truncates with no
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+ ellipsis, so a message longer than the cap loses its closing sentence
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+ silently. One message had been shipping at 396 characters against a 300-char
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+ cap — its remedy had never once reached an agent. Messages now lead with the
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+ remedy so a long interpolated value truncates the expendable detail instead.
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+ - **Commands that do not exist.** One skill's error hints named a `doctor`
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+ subcommand it does not have.
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+ - **Tools that do not exist.** A tool description pointed at two sibling-skill
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+ tools that had been renamed, and another named a tool that had moved to a
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+ different skill entirely.
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+ ### Improved — tool descriptions state when to use them and what to call next
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+ The description is the API for a small model: an unstated routing rule is a
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+ routing rule that does not exist, and a tool with no stated next hop is one the
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+ model stops at. Descriptions now say when to prefer this tool over a sibling,
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+ what shape comes back, the caveat that bites, and which tool to call after.
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+ **Manifest size did not grow.** Descriptions load into every session, so the
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+ ### Note
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+ Every tool and CLI command named anywhere in this release was verified against
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+ markers = [
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+ "capability: Capability evals — scored trends, not pass/fail gates. Excluded from the default run (they measure quality, so <100% is expected and must not read as a broken build). Run them with: pytest -m capability",
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+ """What every skill in the family exposes — generated, do not edit.
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+ """
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+ 'vmware-aiops': frozenset({
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+ 'acknowledge_vcenter_alarm', 'attach_iso_to_vm', 'batch_clone_vms',
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+ 'batch_deploy_from_spec', 'batch_linked_clone_vms', 'browse_datastore',
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+ 'cluster_add_host', 'cluster_configure', 'cluster_create', 'cluster_delete',
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+ 'cluster_health_summary', 'cluster_info', 'cluster_remove_host',
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+ 'convert_vm_to_template', 'cross_vcenter_attention',
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+ 'datastore_investigation_bundle', 'deploy_linked_clone', 'deploy_vm_from_ova',
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+ 'deploy_vm_from_template', 'host_investigation_bundle', 'list_vcenter_alarms',
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+ 'reset_vcenter_alarm', 'scan_datastore_images', 'vm_apply_plan', 'vm_cancel_ttl',
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+ 'vm_clean_slate', 'vm_clone', 'vm_create', 'vm_create_plan', 'vm_create_snapshot',
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+ 'vm_delete', 'vm_delete_snapshot', 'vm_guest_download', 'vm_guest_exec',
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+ 'vm_guest_exec_output', 'vm_guest_provision', 'vm_guest_upload',
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+ 'vm_investigation_bundle', 'vm_list_plans', 'vm_list_snapshots', 'vm_list_ttl',
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+ 'vm_migrate', 'vm_power_off', 'vm_power_on', 'vm_reconfigure', 'vm_revert_snapshot',
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+ 'vmware-aria': frozenset({
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+ 'acknowledge_alert', 'cancel_alert', 'create_alert_definition',
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+ 'delete_alert_definition', 'delete_report', 'generate_report', 'get_alert',
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+ 'get_aria_health', 'get_capacity_overview', 'get_remaining_capacity', 'get_report',
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+ 'get_resource', 'get_resource_health', 'get_resource_metrics',
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+ 'investigate_alert', 'list_alert_definitions', 'list_alerts', 'list_anomalies',
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+ 'list_collector_groups', 'list_report_definitions', 'list_reports',
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+ 'list_resources', 'list_rightsizing_recommendations', 'list_symptom_definitions',
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+ 'vmware-avi': frozenset({
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+ 'ako_amko_status', 'ako_clusters', 'ako_config_diff', 'ako_config_show',
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+ 'ako_config_upgrade', 'ako_ingress_check', 'ako_ingress_diagnose',
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+ 'ako_ingress_map', 'ako_logs', 'ako_restart', 'ako_status', 'ako_sync_diff',
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+ 'ako_sync_force', 'ako_sync_status', 'ako_version', 'pool_list',
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+ 'pool_member_disable', 'pool_member_enable', 'pool_members', 'se_health', 'se_list',
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+ 'ssl_expiry_check', 'ssl_list', 'vs_analytics', 'vs_error_logs', 'vs_list',
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+ 'get_dfw_rule_stats', 'get_group', 'get_idps_status', 'get_traceflow_result',
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+ 'list_dfw_policies', 'list_dfw_rules', 'list_groups', 'list_idps_profiles',
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+ 'approve', 'cancel_workflow', 'confirm_draft', 'create_workflow', 'design_workflow',
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+ 'get_skill_catalog', 'get_workflow_status', 'list_workflows', 'plan_workflow',
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+ 'review_workflow', 'rollback', 'run_workflow', 'update_draft',
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+ }),
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+ 'vmware-storage': frozenset({
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+ 'browse_datastore', 'list_all_datastores', 'list_cached_images',
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+ 'scan_datastore_images', 'storage_iscsi_add_target', 'storage_iscsi_enable',
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+ 'storage_iscsi_remove_target', 'storage_iscsi_status', 'storage_rescan',
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+ 'vsan_capacity', 'vsan_health',
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+ }),
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+ 'vmware-vks': frozenset({
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+ 'check_vks_compatibility', 'create_namespace', 'create_tkc_cluster',
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+ 'delete_namespace', 'delete_tkc_cluster', 'get_harbor_info', 'get_namespace',
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+ 'get_supervisor_kubeconfig', 'get_supervisor_status', 'get_tkc_available_versions',
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+ 'get_tkc_cluster', 'get_tkc_kubeconfig', 'list_namespace_storage_usage',
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+ 'list_namespaces', 'list_supervisor_storage_policies', 'list_tkc_clusters',
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+ 'list_vm_classes', 'scale_tkc_cluster', 'update_namespace', 'upgrade_tkc_cluster',
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+ }),
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+ }
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+
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+ FAMILY_COMMANDS: dict[str, frozenset[str]] = {
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+ 'vmware-aiops': frozenset({
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+ 'alarm acknowledge', 'alarm list', 'alarm reset', 'attention', 'cluster add-host',
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+ 'cluster configure', 'cluster create', 'cluster delete', 'cluster info',
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+ 'cluster remove-host', 'daemon start', 'daemon status', 'daemon stop',
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+ 'datastore browse', 'datastore scan-images', 'deploy batch', 'deploy batch-clone',
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+ 'deploy iso', 'deploy linked-clone', 'deploy mark-template', 'deploy ova',
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+ 'deploy template', 'doctor', 'hub status', 'init', 'investigate datastore',
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+ 'investigate host', 'investigate vm', 'mcp', 'mcp-config generate',
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+ 'mcp-config install', 'mcp-config list', 'plan list', 'scan now', 'summary',
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+ 'vm cancel-ttl', 'vm clean-slate', 'vm clone', 'vm create', 'vm delete',
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+ 'vm guest-download', 'vm guest-exec', 'vm guest-upload', 'vm list-ttl',
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+ 'vm migrate', 'vm power-off', 'vm power-on', 'vm reconfigure', 'vm set-ttl',
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+ 'vm snapshot-create', 'vm snapshot-delete', 'vm snapshot-list',
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+ 'vm snapshot-revert', 'vm task-status',
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+ }),
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+ 'vmware-aria': frozenset({
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+ 'alert acknowledge', 'alert cancel', 'alert definitions', 'alert get', 'alert list',
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+ 'anomaly list', 'anomaly risk', 'capacity overview', 'capacity remaining',
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+ 'capacity rightsizing', 'capacity time-remaining', 'doctor', 'health collectors',
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+ 'health status', 'init', 'mcp', 'report definitions', 'report delete',
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+ 'report generate', 'report get', 'report list', 'resource get', 'resource health',
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+ 'resource list', 'resource metrics', 'resource top',
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+ }),
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+ 'vmware-avi': frozenset({
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+ 'ako amko-status', 'ako clusters', 'ako config-diff', 'ako config-show',
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+ 'ako config-upgrade', 'ako ingress-check', 'ako ingress-diagnose',
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+ 'ako ingress-map', 'ako logs', 'ako restart', 'ako status', 'ako sync-diff',
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+ 'ako sync-force', 'ako sync-status', 'ako version', 'analytics', 'config', 'doctor',
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+ 'init', 'logs', 'mcp', 'pool disable', 'pool enable', 'pool members', 'se health',
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+ 'se list', 'ssl expiry', 'ssl list', 'vs disable', 'vs enable', 'vs list',
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+ 'vs status',
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+ }),
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+ 'vmware-debug': frozenset({
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+ 'categories', 'mcp', 'triage', 'version',
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+ }),
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+ 'vmware-harden': frozenset({
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+ 'advise', 'apply', 'baseline import', 'baseline list', 'baseline validate',
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+ 'doctor', 'drift', 'mcp', 'report', 'scan', 'web',
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+ }),
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+ 'vmware-log-insight': frozenset({
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+ 'aggregate', 'alert get', 'alert history', 'alert list', 'doctor', 'fields', 'mcp',
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+ 'search', 'version',
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+ }),
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+ 'vmware-monitor': frozenset({
155
+ 'activity sessions', 'activity tasks', 'attention', 'capacity datastores',
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+ 'capacity pools', 'daemon start', 'daemon status', 'daemon stop', 'doctor',
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+ 'health alarms', 'health events', 'health sensors', 'health services',
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+ 'infra certs', 'infra licenses', 'infra ntp', 'init', 'inventory clusters',
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+ 'inventory datastores', 'inventory hosts', 'inventory networks', 'inventory vms',
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+ 'investigate datastore', 'investigate host', 'investigate vm', 'mcp',
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+ 'mcp-config generate', 'mcp-config list', 'perf hosts', 'perf vms', 'scan now',
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+ 'snapshots aging', 'summary', 'vm info', 'vm snapshot-list',
163
+ }),
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+ 'vmware-nsx': frozenset({
165
+ 'doctor', 'gateway configure-tier0-bgp', 'gateway create-tier1',
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+ 'gateway delete-tier1', 'gateway update-tier1', 'health alarms',
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+ 'health edge-cluster-status', 'health manager-status',
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+ 'health transport-node-status', 'init', 'inventory get-segment',
169
+ 'inventory get-tier0', 'inventory get-tier1', 'inventory list-edge-clusters',
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+ 'inventory list-segments', 'inventory list-tier0s', 'inventory list-tier1s',
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+ 'inventory list-transport-nodes', 'inventory list-transport-zones',
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+ 'ip-pool create', 'ip-pool delete', 'mcp', 'mcp-config generate',
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+ 'mcp-config install', 'mcp-config list', 'nat create-rule', 'nat delete-rule',
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+ 'networking bgp-neighbors', 'networking ip-pool-usage', 'networking list-ip-pools',
175
+ 'networking list-nat-rules', 'networking list-static-routes', 'route create-static',
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+ 'route delete-static', 'segment create', 'segment delete', 'segment update',
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+ 'troubleshoot port-status', 'troubleshoot vm-segment',
178
+ }),
179
+ 'vmware-nsx-security': frozenset({
180
+ 'doctor', 'group delete', 'group get', 'group list', 'idps profiles', 'idps status',
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+ 'init', 'mcp', 'policy create', 'policy delete', 'policy get', 'policy list',
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+ 'rule delete', 'rule list', 'rule stats', 'tag apply', 'tag list', 'tag remove',
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+ 'traceflow run',
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+ }),
185
+ 'vmware-pilot': frozenset({
186
+ 'mcp', 'version',
187
+ }),
188
+ 'vmware-storage': frozenset({
189
+ 'datastore browse', 'datastore list', 'datastore scan-images', 'doctor', 'init',
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+ 'iscsi add-target', 'iscsi enable', 'iscsi remove-target', 'iscsi rescan',
191
+ 'iscsi status', 'mcp', 'vsan capacity', 'vsan health',
192
+ }),
193
+ 'vmware-vks': frozenset({
194
+ 'check', 'harbor', 'init', 'kubeconfig get', 'kubeconfig supervisor', 'mcp',
195
+ 'namespace create', 'namespace delete', 'namespace get', 'namespace list',
196
+ 'namespace update', 'namespace vm-classes', 'preflight-auth', 'storage',
197
+ 'supervisor status', 'supervisor storage-policies', 'tkc create', 'tkc delete',
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+ 'tkc get', 'tkc list', 'tkc scale', 'tkc upgrade', 'tkc versions',
199
+ }),
200
+ }
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+
202
+ #: Every tool name anywhere in the family, for citation checks that do
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+ #: not care which skill owns the name.
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+ ALL_TOOLS: frozenset[str] = frozenset().union(*FAMILY_TOOLS.values())
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167
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