NetBox is only a source of truth if it still matches the network. Here is how one natural-language instruction reconciles a live UniFi controller against NetBox, writes only the differences, and proves the boring but important property: when nothing has drifted, it changes nothing.
Your NetBox says one thing, your switch says another. Here is how to reconcile them with a single natural-language instruction instead of a Python script you have to maintain forever.
Xen Orchestra stabilized its REST API in 6.4, and every release since has added a handful of endpoints — 6.6 brought writable backup repositories and PATCH for VDIs and VIFs. Vates ships a first-party MCP server — 7 tools, read-only by design. We took a different cut: the entire 252-endpoint surface, read and write, as one DADL. Both belong in the same registry. Here is why.
How to use ToolMesh connectors to populate a fresh NetBox instance from Linode, Hetzner Cloud, Xen Orchestra and other sources — with a trust-building approach from import to autopilot.
