Network Tools for Openclaw

A comprehensive suite of networking utilities enabling AI agents to convert IP addresses, calculate subnets, format MAC addresses, validate ports, and run DNS queries.

agentpmt
v1.0.0
Jun 10, 2026
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553
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Install & Download

1. ClawHub CLI

The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.

npx clawhub@latest install network-tools-newest

2. Manual Installation

Copy the skill folder to one of these locations

Global
~/.openclaw/skills/
Workspace
<project>/skills/

Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled

3. Prompt Installation

Copy this prompt to OpenClaw to install it automatically.

Help me install network-tools-newest using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).

Prefer to download?

Get the raw skill files in a ZIP archive.

What is Network Tools?

Network Tools is a powerful set of utilities designed to equip AI agents with essential networking capabilities. By integrating this skill, agents can perform complex network administration, security analysis, and infrastructure automation tasks programmatically. This includes low-level operations like converting IPv4 addresses to binary and integer representations, alongside high-level tasks such as computing full subnet metrics using a built-in CIDR calculator.

Optimized for seamless integration within Openclaw Skills environments, this module bridges the gap between raw network data and actionable agent execution. Whether calculating usable host ranges, validating IP range memberships, or formatting MAC addresses, Network Tools provides a reliable remote tool schema to handle any core networking task without requiring local runtime resources.

Network Tools Use Cases

  • Subnet planning and validation using CIDR notation calculators
  • Translating IPv4 addresses to binary or 32-bit integer formats for security analysis
  • Formatting hardware MAC addresses into colon, dash, dot, or plain notations
  • Resolving hostnames to IP addresses and performing reverse DNS lookups
  • Verifying if a target IP address falls within specific CIDR boundaries

How Network Tools Works

  1. Triggering the Agent: The AI agent encounters a network-related task, such as validating a subnet or resolving a hostname.
  2. Formulating the Request: The agent builds an argument object containing the specific action (e.g., network-subnet-calculator) and the necessary parameters like the input string.
  3. Executing via AgentPMT: The request is routed to the AgentPMT remote service, utilizing Openclaw Skills infrastructure for authenticated and secure execution.
  4. Receiving Structured Output: The service returns a clean, detailed JSON response containing the parsed networking data, warning messages, or validation flags.
  5. Applying the Results: The agent interprets the structured response to dynamically control workflows, configure infrastructure, or validate inputs.

Network Tools Setup

To use the Network Tools skill, first ensure your core AgentPMT configuration and account skills are properly installed in your environment.

Install the required dependencies using the skills.sh install script:

npx skills add AgentPMT/agent-skills --skill what-is-agentpmt
npx skills add AgentPMT/agent-skills --skill agentpmt-account-mcp-rest-api-setup

Once installed, you can query and trigger the tools using your Openclaw Skills workspace configured with AgentPMT credentials.

Network Tools Data Schema & Taxonomy

The Network Tools skill supports 15 specific actions with a uniform parameter structure. Most actions take an input string parameter.

Primary Actions Reference

Action Name Description Key Parameters Return Fields
network-ipv4-to-binary Converts IPv4 to binary input (IP) Continuous binary, dotted binary, bit length
network-binary-to-ipv4 Converts binary to IPv4 input (32-bit binary) IPv4 address string
network-subnet-calculator Full subnet breakdown input (CIDR) Network, broadcast, netmask, wildcard, host counts, IP class
network-ip-in-range Checks IP CIDR membership input (IP), input2 (CIDR) boolean in_range, network, broadcast
network-mac-format Reformats MAC addresses input (MAC), format (optional) Plain, colon, dash, and dot formats
network-dns-lookup Resolves hostnames input (hostname) Primary IP, array of resolved IPs
network-port-validate Port classification input (port string) Validity, port type, associated service name
network-private-ip-check RFC 1918 range detection input (IP) private/loopback/link-local flags, matched range name

Network Tools Advanced Features

  • Non-Strict Subnet Parsing: The subnet calculator and CIDR validation tools accept host-bit configurations and automatically output strict correction recommendations.
  • Multiple MAC Formatting Profiles: Seamlessly shift MAC address representations across multiple syntax standards including Cisco dot, colon-separated, and dash-separated styles.
  • Robust Range Membership Verification: Easily audit complex networks by assessing whether specific nodes exist within predefined enterprise CIDR scopes.
  • Comprehensive Port and DNS Metadata: Access complete well-known service descriptions and multiple DNS A-record associations in a single remote call.

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