Official Timeweb Cloud skills
Timeweb Cloud Skills
Timeweb Cloud's official plugin with ten skills and a hosted MCP server: servers, databases, Kubernetes, S3, domains and billing
High risk
We rate an entry high when the tool writes to external systems, handles money, production databases or secrets, or runs arbitrary commands. The CLI installs it only with your consent.
Why this level
- Can create paid resources and charge the account balance
- A full API token opens access to every service on the Timeweb Cloud account
Install
In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI
npx skillfoxx add plugins/timeweb-cloud-skillsDetects the agents on your machine, checks the risk and pins the version.
Other ways to install
Run one by one in the Claude Code chat
/plugin marketplace add timeweb-cloud/skills
/plugin install timeweb-cloud@timeweb-cloud-skillsIssue a limited-rights token in the API and Terraform section of the Timeweb Cloud panel, put it in the TIMEWEB_CLOUD_TOKEN variable, then install the plugin with claude plugin marketplace add timeweb-cloud/skills and claude plugin install timeweb-cloud@timeweb-cloud-skills.
Other ways from the author
claude plugin marketplace add timeweb-cloud/skillsFirst step; the second is claude plugin install timeweb-cloud@timeweb-cloud-skills.
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
The plugin gives an agent ten skills covering Timeweb Cloud services: cloud servers, billing, AI agents and knowledge bases, managed Kubernetes, managed databases, S3 storage, account settings, domains and DNS, networking and App Platform. A skill loads itself when the agent's request matches its topic, and the actual work is done not by the skill directly but by a hosted MCP server, timewebCloud, connected alongside the plugin, with three tools: search_tools finds an operation by English keywords, get_tool_definition returns its parameter schema, and execute_tool runs the call. Before spending money the agent must pull the current price from the live catalog and ask for confirmation, and every change goes through a two-step confirm_token flow.
Who it is for. For people managing infrastructure on Timeweb Cloud who want to create servers, databases and clusters right from an agent conversation.
Good fit when
- You need to spin up a test server or Kubernetes cluster through an agent
- You need to check your balance and spending forecast for current services
- You need to change a domain's DNS record or set up an S3 bucket
Not a fit when
- You are not a Timeweb Cloud customer: the skills and MCP server only work against your own account and token
- You cannot trust the agent with a full-access account token: it is better to issue one with limited rights and a lifetime
Example request
Spin up a server for a test stand: 2 cores, 4 GB RAM, Ubuntu, Netherlands locationLimitations
A full API token opens every service on the account, including creating paid resources, so the README explicitly advises issuing a token with limited rights and a lifetime. Deleting resources, downgrading a server plan and switching an AI agent's model are not supported through MCP: the skill will send you to the control panel instead of trying to work around it.
How to disable. Disable the plugin in Claude Code via + -> Plugins, or remove the enabledPlugins and extraKnownMarketplaces entries from ~/.claude/settings.json.
Security check
- Can create paid resources and charge the account balance
- A full API token opens access to every service on the Timeweb Cloud account
README in short
The Russian README describes the plugin as Timeweb Cloud's official Agent Skills, giving install paths via claude plugin marketplace add, via npx skills add with the hosted MCP server added separately, and manually by copying folders into the agent's skills directory. A table lists all ten skills by topic, and a separate section explains the MCP server's three tools and the safe-charging and confirmation rules.
FAQ
Will the agent spend money without asking?
No, before any charge the agent quotes the current catalog price and waits for confirmation, and changes go through a two-step confirm_token flow.
Can I delete a resource through the agent?
No, deleting resources, downgrading a server plan and switching an AI agent's model are deliberately not implemented in MCP; you need the control panel for that.
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