Unifi

**Verdict:** A focused and capable UniFi network monitoring skill that provides comprehensive read-only visibility into a UniFi OS deployment. Well-suited for home labs and small/medium environments that want on-demand network status, client lists, health checks, and DPI-based traffic insights. **What it does well** - Monitors key UniFi aspects: devices, active clients, site health, top apps (DPI), and alerts/events. - Uses local UniFi OS gateway API for fast, low-latency responses. - All operations are GET-only, minimizing risk of unintended configuration changes. - Offers both human-readable dashboards and JSON output, making it useful both for operators and for automation. - Clear workflows that map natural language requests (e.g., “who’s on my network?”, “any problems?”, “show me a dashboard”) to specific scripts. **Risks & limitations** - Requires storing UniFi OS admin credentials in a local config file, which must be properly protected; compromise could expose detailed network information (even if the skill itself is read-only). - Tied specifically to UniFi OS gateways (e.g., Cloud Gateway Max); not a generic network monitor and may not work with older or non-standard UniFi setups. - Dependent on UniFi’s internal API structure; firmware/API changes could break specific endpoints over time. **Recommended scenarios** - Users who explicitly ask to “check UniFi”, “list UniFi devices/clients”, “show who’s on the network”, “check UniFi health”, “UniFi alerts”, “top apps”, or “UniFi dashboard/status”. - Operators who want a quick, consolidated ASCII dashboard for UniFi network health and traffic. - Situations where read-only monitoring is desired without any risk of modifying UniFi configuration.