nas-exec — run commands on the Jarvis NAS from chat
Category: skill
Where it works: Telegram (Hermes) / IRC — the conversational lane (in Claude Code, the synology-jarvis MCP is used instead)
Source: _infra/hermes/skills/nas-exec/SKILL.md
What it is
Lets Wednesday actually run, check, and fix things on the Jarvis NAS (containers, docker stacks, files, services) when you ask from Telegram/IRC. It exists because the chat-lane Wednesday used to wrongly say “I have no SSH access” and refuse — she does have access (a passwordless key), and this skill points her at it.
How to trigger it
- Natural language: “repară containerul X de pe jarvis”, “restart
on jarvis”, “containerul Y e unhealthy”, “verifică jarvis”, “rebuild the stack on jarvis”, “run <cmd>on the nas”. - Auto-fires? Yes — on any “do something on Jarvis” request from the Hermes lane.
How to use it
Just ask in plain language — “the adguard container on jarvis is unhealthy, fix it.”
Wednesday SSHes in with the stored key and does it. For anything needing root (docker,
Container Manager, /etc), she pulls the NAS password from the credential vault herself
and elevates — you’ll get one approve/deny prompt the first time (the security gate
catching the credential touch); approve it. You never type the password.
Practical examples
- Unhealthy container — you: “containerul adguard de pe jarvis e unhealthy, repară-l”
→ she checks its health, restarts it, confirms
healthy. - Read a config — you: “arată-mi docker-compose.yml din stackul quartz de pe jarvis” → she cats the file back to you.
- Restart a stack — you: “rebuild pixelfed on jarvis” → she runs the compose recreate and reports the result.
Notes / limits
- Jarvis only. Gideon (the other NAS) isn’t wired for this key yet — for Gideon,
ask from Claude Code (the
synologyMCP) or ask to set up a Gideon key. - The password stays in the credential vault (
_infra/config/.credentials/); it is never copied into the skill or shown in chat. - The one-time approve prompt on privileged commands is the credential-exfil safety gate working as intended — not an error.