agentuity-cli-cloud-sandbox-snapshot-tag

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Add or update a tag on a snapshot. Requires authentication. Use for Agentuity cloud platform operations

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When & Why to Use This Skill

This Claude skill enables seamless management of metadata for Agentuity cloud sandbox snapshots. It allows users to programmatically add, update, or remove tags via the Agentuity CLI, facilitating superior organization, environment tracking, and automated lifecycle management within cloud infrastructure workflows.

Use Cases

  • Environment Versioning: Tagging specific sandbox snapshots as 'stable', 'production-ready', or 'latest' to maintain a clear version history of cloud environments.
  • Automated Resource Cleanup: Labeling temporary snapshots with 'to-be-deleted' or expiration tags to trigger automated scripts for cost optimization and resource hygiene.
  • CI/CD Pipeline Integration: Automatically tagging snapshots that have successfully passed automated testing phases to signal readiness for the next stage of deployment.
  • Project & Ownership Tracking: Categorizing snapshots by project ID, department, or owner to improve resource discoverability and accountability in multi-tenant cloud platforms.
nameagentuity-cli-cloud-sandbox-snapshot-tag
descriptionAdd or update a tag on a snapshot. Requires authentication. Use for Agentuity cloud platform operations
version"0.0.110"
licenseApache-2.0
allowed-tools"Bash(agentuity:*)"
argument-hint"<snapshotId> [tag]"
command"agentuity cloud sandbox snapshot tag"
tags"slow requires-auth"

Cloud Sandbox Snapshot Tag

Add or update a tag on a snapshot

Prerequisites

  • Authenticated with agentuity auth login
  • Organization context required (--org-id or default org)

Usage

agentuity cloud sandbox snapshot tag <snapshotId> [tag] [options]

Arguments

Argument Type Required Description
<snapshotId> string Yes -
<tag> string No -

Options

Option Type Required Default Description
--clear boolean Yes - Remove the tag from the snapshot

Examples

Tag a snapshot as "latest":

bunx @agentuity/cli cloud sandbox snapshot tag snp_abc123 latest

Remove a tag from a snapshot:

bunx @agentuity/cli cloud sandbox snapshot tag snp_abc123 --clear

Output

Returns JSON object:

{
  "snapshotId": "string",
  "tag": "unknown"
}
Field Type Description
snapshotId string Snapshot ID
tag unknown New tag