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name: Quick Query description: Execute simple network status queries that require 1-2 commands. Use when user asks to "check device status", "show interface", "query routing table", "display BGP neighbors", or needs simple read-only information retrieval. version: 1.0.0

OLAV Extended Fields

intent: query complexity: simple

Output Configuration

output: format: markdown language: auto sections: - summary

Quick Query

Applicable Scenarios

• Query device interface status
• Query routing table
• Query ARP/MAC table
• Simple status checks

Identification Signals

User questions contain: "check", "see", "status", "is it normal", "show", "display"

Execution Strategy

1. No write_todos needed, execute directly
2. Parse device aliases from knowledge/aliases.md
3. Use search_capabilities to find suitable commands
4. Execute 1-2 commands
5. Keep results concise, return only key information

Examples

Interface Status Query

Trigger: "R1 Gi0/1 status", "show interface status" Command: show interfaces GigabitEthernet0/1 or show interface brief Extract: up/down, speed, error counts

IP/MAC Location

Trigger: "What port is 10.1.1.100 on", "Find this MAC" Process:

1. show arp | include 10.1.1.100 → Get MAC
2. show mac address-table address <mac> → Get port

Version Information

Trigger: "Device version", "show version" Command: show version or display version Extract: Device model, software version, uptime

CPU/Memory Query

Trigger: "CPU usage", "Memory status" Command: show processes cpu history, show memory statistics Extract: Current usage, trends

Workflow

CopyUser query → Parse alias → search_capabilities → nornir_execute → Format output

Output Format

Keep it concise, highlight key information:

CopyR1 (10.1.1.1) - Interface Status
├─ Gi0/1: up, line protocol up
│  ├─ Input: 1000 Mbps, 0 errors
│  └─ Output: 1000 Mbps, 0 errors
├─ Gi0/2: administratively down
└─ Gi0/3: up, line protocol up
   └─ CRC errors: 0

Notes

• Only execute read-only commands
• No configuration changes
• Output must be clear and concise
• If device doesn't exist, confirm with list_devices first