An AI agent skill that generates native Huawei eNSP topology files from natural language descriptions for network simulation and design.
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The eNSP Topology Generator is a specialized skill designed to bridge the gap between network architecture conceptualization and simulation. By utilizing Openclaw Skills, network engineers and developers can describe complex network infrastructures in plain text and receive fully formatted .topo files compatible with the Huawei Enterprise Network Simulation Platform. This skill eliminates the manual effort of dragging and dropping components by automating the generation of XML-based topology structures.
Whether you are designing a multi-area OSPF network or a complex data center fabric, this tool ensures that all device UUIDs, interface configurations, and physical connections are accurately mapped. It supports a wide range of Huawei hardware, from AR series routers to CloudEngine switches, providing a professional-grade starting point for any network simulation project.
To use this skill within your environment, ensure your AI agent has access to the Openclaw Skills library. You can initialize the environment or check device compatibility using the following structure:
# Navigate to your project directory
# Ensure the ensp skill is registered in your agent configuration
# Trigger a topology generation by describing your network requirements
The skill organizes network data into a structured XML format required by eNSP. The following table describes the primary data elements:
| Element | Description |
|---|---|
| Device UUID | A valid UUID v4 unique to each simulated hardware component. |
| Device Model | Specific identifiers like AR2220, S5700, or USG6000V. |
| interfacePair | XML mapping of physical connections between device ports. |
| txttips | Text labels for segments, IP addresses, and AS numbers. |
| shapes | Rectangular area boxes used to visually group devices into zones or areas. |
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