EXTENSIONS

Google Cloud admin infrastructure models

Control-plane administration of a Garage (S3-compatible object store) cluster via its Admin API v2 (bearer token). Read/audit of cluster health, buckets, access keys, and the full key×bucket permission matrix; plus management — create /update/delete buckets, manage aliases, create/import/update/rotate/delete access keys, and grant/revoke read/write/owner permissions. Never touches S3 object data; destructive verbs verify the target by id first.

Careful, non-destructive administration of a Stalwart mail server (v0.16+) over its JMAP-over-HTTP management API, authenticated with a scoped admin API key. Read/audit of domains, accounts, aliases, groups, DMARC/TLS reports, the outbound queue and server health; idempotent provisioning of accounts and aliases, groups, mailing lists and roles; spam-filter configuration; certificate install + reload and config reload; and reversible deactivate/reactivate. No hard deletes — the only "off switch" is the reversible set-state pair. Secrets (account passwords, certificate keys) are sent once and never read back.

Careful administration of a Forgejo (or Gitea) server over its /api/v1 REST API, authenticated with a scoped access token. Find-or-create organizations and repositories and converge their settings, run GitHub pull-mirrors (create via /repos/migrate, reconcile interval/visibility, queue immediate syncs), and audit every mirror's sync health. Mutations are find-or-create or reversible (archive/unarchive); there are no delete methods — a failed migration's empty shell repo is detected and reported, never auto-deleted. Mirror source credentials are write-only: supplied via a vault reference, sent once, never read back or emitted.

Administration of a TrueNAS SCALE host (25.04+) via its JSON-RPC 2.0 WebSocket API (wss://, API-key auth). Read/audit of apps + their port bindings, NFS/SMB shares + their host allowlists, services, network interfaces, and a service- exposure roll-up; plus a narrow, reversible mutating surface — flip an app port between published/exposed, and set NFS networks/hosts and SMB hostsallow/hostsdeny. Refuses any non-TLS endpoint by construction (TrueNAS revokes an API key sent over cleartext). Verify-first; no pool/dataset/user or service start/stop.

Careful, non-destructive administration of a Zitadel instance over its Management API (v1 REST), authenticated with a JWT private-key service account. Read/audit of orgs, projects, applications, users and managers; idempotent provisioning of OIDC/API applications and machine (service) users; project-role and user-grant authorization (roles, grants, and the role-assertion flag that surfaces roles in tokens); rotation of client secrets, PATs, machine keys and secrets; and reversible deactivate/reactivate. Machine identities only. The only hard delete is a single, verify-first project-role removal (roles have no deactivate state); secrets are emitted once and marked sensitive.

Careful administration of a Woodpecker CI server over its REST API, authenticated with a personal access token. Onboard and configure repositories (enable, mark trusted, set timeout/visibility/approval), promote shared CI credentials to org- or repo-scoped secrets idempotently, inspect recent pipelines, and trigger runs. Mutations are additive or reversible (disable/secret-delete undo by re-running enable/set); secret values are write-only — supplied via a vault reference, sent once, and never read back or emitted.

Non-destructive PostgreSQL administration over a direct TCP connection (node-postgres). Read/audit of databases, roles, permissions, tables, connections, and extensions; plus data-safe admin DDL — create database/role, grant/revoke, rotate passwords, and an idempotent app_provision composite. Never reads or writes table rows; never DROP/TRUNCATE; no arbitrary-SQL passthrough.

Full igor2 cluster-manager control via the REST API, split into five models: reservations (the reservation lifecycle), hosts (power, inventory, administration, host policies), boot (distros, profiles, images, kickstarts), identity (users, groups, privilege elevation), and server (clusters/MOTD, sync, stats, config, auth-reset, dashboard).