huawei-cloud-obs-upload

This skill lets an AI agent upload local files or directories to Huawei Cloud OBS (Object Storage Service) buckets, list buckets with their storage capacity and object count, and schedule periodic uploads via crontab. It solves the problem of moving local data into object storage and keeping a directory synced on a schedule, using the official Huawei Cloud CLI (hcloud/KooCLI) and obsutil tooling under the hood. The SKILL.md documents three operations: ListBucketsWithStats, UploadFile, and ScheduledUpload, along with reference guides for CLI installation, IAM policies, troubleshooting, verification, and CES monitoring metrics.

A defining characteristic of this skill is its strong, explicit security posture. It strictly forbids all delete operations — deleting buckets or objects, batch deletion, and emptying buckets — and instructs the agent to refuse such requests and direct the user to the console or manual obsutil instead. For credentials it uses the official obsutil configuration flow: it checks whether AK/SK are configured, and if not, it hands the user a command to run in their own terminal (hcloud obs config with their AK/SK and regional endpoint), explicitly forbidding the agent from asking for AK/SK in the conversation or extracting them from config files. The reference material also covers OBS CES traffic, request, and capacity metrics for usage and billing analysis.

Target users are developers, operators, and AI agents who need to push local files or directories to OBS, audit bucket capacity and object counts, or automate recurring backups/syncs. Because it upgrades data only (no deletes), handles credentials via official tooling without exfiltration, and is deliberately defensive, it is a low-risk data-upload and observability tool.