v0.7.0 — TTL Auto-Destroy, Clean Slate, Doctor, mcp-config

What's New in v0.7.0

VM TTL Auto-Destroy

Assign a time-to-live to any VM — the scheduler daemon auto-deletes it when expired. Prevents resource leaks in lab environments.

vmware-aiops vm set-ttl my-lab-vm --minutes 120   # auto-delete in 2 hours
vmware-aiops vm list-ttl                           # check all pending TTLs
vmware-aiops vm cancel-ttl my-lab-vm              # cancel if no longer needed

MCP tools: vm_set_ttl, vm_cancel_ttl, vm_list_ttl

Clean Slate

Reset a VM to its baseline snapshot in one command. Powers off first if needed — ideal for repeatable lab/dev workflows.

vmware-aiops vm clean-slate my-vm --snapshot baseline

MCP tool: vm_clean_slate

Doctor Command

8-check environment diagnostic — config, .env permissions, targets, network, vSphere auth, daemon, TTL store, MCP server.

vmware-aiops doctor           # full check
vmware-aiops doctor --skip-auth  # skip auth (faster)

MCP Config Generator

Generate ready-to-use MCP config for any local AI agent in one command.

vmware-aiops mcp-config generate --agent goose
vmware-aiops mcp-config generate --agent claude-code
vmware-aiops mcp-config list   # see all 7 supported agents

Inventory Filtering

Keep LLM context compact for large inventories.

vmware-aiops inventory vms --limit 10 --sort-by memory_mb
vmware-aiops inventory vms --power-state poweredOn

MCP: list_virtual_machines(limit=10, sort_by="memory_mb", fields=["name","memory_mb"])

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Full changelog: https://github.com/zw008/VMware-AIops/commits/main

PyPI: uv tool install vmware-aiops==0.7.0