Alibabacloud Pai Resource Group Management

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End-to-end Alibaba Cloud PAI ResourceGroup (resource pool) lifecycle management via `aliyun paistudio`. Covers list / get / create / update / delete of ResourceGroups (general computing ECS or Lingjun GPU), read-only inspection of MachineGroups, and bind/unbind UserVpc. Use when the user asks to list / get / create / update / delete PAI resource groups, inspect machine groups, bind/unbind UserVpc, or audit resource-group capacity. Trigger phrases: "PAI resource group", "PAI resource pool", "Lingjun resource group", "create PAI resource group", "list PAI resource groups", "PAI machine group", "灵骏资源组", "PAI 资源池", "PAI 资源组".

Install

openclaw skills install alibabacloud-pai-resource-group-management

PAI ResourceGroup Management

0. Mandatory AI-Mode Lifecycle (Initialization & Cleanup)

[MUST] Workflow first line — Initialization. Before executing any aliyun paistudio command (including --cli-dry-run and read-only list-* / get-*), the agent's first CLI calls of the turn MUST be the following three, in order, with none omitted:

aliyun plugin update
aliyun configure ai-mode enable
aliyun configure ai-mode set-user-agent --user-agent "AlibabaCloud-Agent-Skills/alibabacloud-pai-resource-group-management"

These MUST NOT be split across turns, MUST NOT be replaced by a "already enabled" claim in thinking, and MUST NOT skip the user-agent setting.

[MUST] Workflow last line — Cleanup. The last step of every reply or tool invocation in this skill MUST unconditionally execute:

aliyun configure ai-mode disable

This covers all exit paths: successful landing, CLI-call failure, user cancellation, rejected confirmation token, ending the current turn while waiting for clarification (Branch 1 wait, Branch 2 🛑 Precondition Not Met, refusal of out-of-scope ops, Forbidden.RAM immediate stop, empty response, zero-result clarification — any early exit).

Missing the first-line enable or last-line disable is a workflow failure — it MUST NOT be skipped on the grounds of "read-only list has no side effect" / "no real mutating CLI was issued this turn" / "I'll catch up next turn" / etc.; nor is it acceptable to merely mention it in thinking without actually executing it.

1. Scenario Description

Manage the full lifecycle of Alibaba Cloud PAI ResourceGroups (resource pools) via the aliyun paistudio CLI plugin: list / get / create / update / delete ResourceGroups (ECS general computing or Lingjun GPU), read-only inspection of attached MachineGroups, and bind/unbind UserVpc. ResourceGroups are the source of capacity that Quotas later carve up.

⚠️ Metrics APIs Deprecated: get-resource-group-total, get-resource-group-request, get-user-view-metrics, get-node-metrics are all deprecated and NOT supported by this skill.

🚫 MachineGroup deletion / release is OUT OF SCOPE. The agent is STRICTLY FORBIDDEN from invoking delete-resource-group-machine-group or delete-machine-group under any circumstance. Direct users to the PAI Console (BSS purchase / release flow). See references/not-implementable.md.

Architecture: PAI ResourceGroup → MachineGroup(s) → Node(s) with optional UserVpc (VpcId + SwitchId + SecurityGroupId) binding. ECS general-computing ResourceGroups may bind to any user VPC; Lingjun VPC is managed at the Lingjun infrastructure layer.

2. Installation & Auth

  • Aliyun CLI ≥ 3.3.3 with paistudio plugin — see references/cli-installation-guide.md.
  • The agent NEVER reads / echoes / writes AK/SK. Verify only via aliyun configure list; if unconfigured, instruct user to run aliyun configure themselves.

3. Environment Variables

EnvRequiredNotes
REGION_IDYese.g. cn-shanghai, cn-hangzhou, cn-wulanchabu (Lingjun).
RESOURCE_GROUP_IDWhen operating on a specific RGObtained from list-resource-groups.
MACHINE_GROUP_IDWhen operating on a specific MGObtained from list-resource-group-machine-groups.

4. RAM Policy

See references/ram-policies.md for full read-only and read-write policy JSON. Minimum read scope:

{
  "Version": "1",
  "Statement": [{
    "Effect": "Allow",
    "Action": [
      "pai:GetResourceGroup", "pai:ListResourceGroups",
      "pai:ListResourceGroupMachineGroups"
    ],
    "Resource": ["acs:pai:*:*:resourcegroup/*"]
  }]
}

Permission failure handling: see references/validation-rules.md §5.

5. Parameter Confirmation

Before invoking any mutating CLI command, the agent MUST print and confirm:

ParameterRequiredSource / ValidationDefault
RegionIdYesaliyun configure get region or env REGION_ID.None
NameCreate / rename1-63 chars, kebab-case recommended. Cannot be empty string on update.None
ResourceTypeCreateEnum: ECS, Lingjun. ⚠️ ACS variants OFFLINE — see references/validation-rules.md §2 row C.ECS (if empty)
VersionCreate (ECS only)Enum: 1.0, 2.0. ECS v2.0 forbids VPC on RG (VPC goes on Quota).1.0 (ECS default)
UserVpc.VpcId / SwitchId / SecurityGroupIdIf binding VPC (ECS v1.0 only)All three required as a trio (PascalCase). Forbidden for ECS v2.0 / Lingjun. See references/validation-rules.md §3.None
ResourceGroupIdUpdate / delete / getObtained from list-resource-groups.None
MachineGroupIdMG operationsObtained from list-resource-group-machine-groups.None

🚦 Pre-execution conflict matrix — before any aliyun paistudio … CLI (incl. --cli-dry-run), the agent MUST cross-check input against the matrix in references/validation-rules.md §2 (rows A-F: ECS v2.0+VPC, Lingjun+VPC, ACS variants, incomplete VPC trio, delete with attached MGs, MG deletion request). Any hit → corresponding branch (mostly Branch 1). Never pass-through to the backend and rely on backend errors.

🔑 Branch 1 — ECS v2.0 + VPC conflict additional requirement: When row A is triggered (--biz-version 2.0 + --user-vpc present simultaneously), the ⚠️ Input Conflict block's Conflicting input field MUST explicitly list both --biz-version 2.0 and --user-vpc as conflicting fields (listing only one is forbidden), and the Design rule violated field MUST explain that under v2.0, VPC should be configured on Quota.QuotaConfig.UserVpc (not at the RG level).

Pre-execution discipline — three exclusive branches

Before any mutating CLI call, the agent MUST classify the request into exactly one of three branches:

#BranchTriggerRequired output
1⚠️ Input ConflictUser input contradicts a design rule⚠️ Input Conflict block with 3 concrete options. No CLI call.
2🛑 Precondition Not MetLive-state check fails🛑 Precondition Not Met block + AI-mode disable. No mutating CLI.
3📋 Resolved PlanAll inputs valid, live state allows📋 Resolved Plan block; for update/delete also wait for CONFIRM <RG_NAME> token (name-priority).

Read-only list-* / get-* calls are exempt — execute directly, no block required.

🔒 Execution lock + literal-match self-check: branch block must be a standalone, user-visible segment with all required fields literally printed (no meta-statements like "now outputting Resolved Plan"). Before any mutating CLI, the agent MUST scan the conversation for the literal 📋 Resolved Plan / 🛑 Precondition Not Met / ⚠️ Input Conflict header. Full rules and required fields per block: references/branch-discipline.md.

🔁 Multi-step / batch: N RG × M operations = N × M independent Resolved Plans + N × M CONFIRM tokens. Single CONFIRM ALL / CONFIRM batch is forbidden. Full rules: references/branch-discipline.md Multi-step / batch operation rules.

🛑 Branch 1 silent-rewrite prohibition: never silently strip / coerce a conflicting input, never substitute the text block with AskUserQuestion/IDE widgets, never degrade to verbal suggestion. Full rules: references/branch-discipline.md Branch 1 silent-rewrite prohibition.

Worked examples (5 cases, all branches + Lingjun refusal): references/branch-examples.md.

6. Core Workflow

[MUST] Use the aliyun paistudio CLI exclusively. No raw HTTP, no SDK, no MCP tool, no console clicks, no Yuque/internal endpoints. If the CLI does not expose a capability, treat it as not implementable (references/not-implementable.md) — do not fall back to another transport.

[MUST] AI-Mode lifecycle: see §0 Mandatory AI-Mode Lifecycle. All CLI invocations in this section MUST be preceded by the §0 first-line init (aliyun plugin update + aliyun configure ai-mode enable + aliyun configure ai-mode set-user-agent …), and every exit path MUST end with the §0 last-line aliyun configure ai-mode disable. Do not duplicate or skip these.

⚠️ Mandatory Two-Step Confirmation Gate (Update / Delete)

🚨 The agent is STRICTLY FORBIDDEN from directly executing update-resource-group or delete-resource-group. Each call requires:

  1. Literal 📋 Resolved Plan block (all 7 fields, not a meta-statement). Include --cli-dry-run preview when supported.

  2. Verbatim prompt with the placeholder substituted by the real RG name (preferred) or ID:

    Please explicitly confirm whether to execute the above <update|delete> operation. Enter "CONFIRM <actual name>" (or the actual resource group ID) to proceed; any other input cancels.
    
  3. End the turn — verbatim prompt is the last content this turn; no further Bash / tool calls until the user replies.

  4. Only proceed if the user's next message contains the exact literal token. yes / ok / placeholder-with-<> / CONFIRM ALL / wrong case → cancellation.

  5. Idempotency: one token unlocks one CLI call only.

Full rules — hard-block declaration, environment-agnostic clause, banned self-authorization phrasing, same-turn execution prohibition, token forging prohibition: references/confirmation-gate.md.

Read-only list-* / get-* do NOT need confirmation. create-resource-group does not need this gate but still needs a 📋 Resolved Plan block.

🚫 MachineGroup Deletion / Release — STRICTLY FORBIDDEN

The agent MUST refuse aliyun paistudio delete-resource-group-machine-group and aliyun paistudio delete-machine-group under ALL circumstances, even with a CONFIRM <MACHINE_GROUP_ID> token. Direct the user to PAI Console (Resource Pool → Machine Group → Unsubscribe/Release) or BSS OpenAPI for unsubscribe. Offer read-only inspection via Step 6.5 if helpful. Rationale: references/not-implementable.md.

Step 6.1 — List existing ResourceGroups

aliyun paistudio list-resource-groups \
  --region "${REGION_ID}" \
  --page-number 1 --page-size 20

Optional filters: --name, --resource-type ECS|Lingjun, --resource-group-ids "rg-xxx,rg-yyy", --has-resource true, --status, --versions, --computing-resource-provider, --sort-by GmtCreated --order desc.

Step 6.2 — Get a ResourceGroup detail

aliyun paistudio get-resource-group \
  --region "${REGION_ID}" \
  --resource-group-id "${RESOURCE_GROUP_ID}" \
  --is-ai-workspace-data-enabled true

Step 6.3 — Create a ResourceGroup

ECS Version Differences:

  • ECS v2.0 (--biz-version 2.0): VPC forbidden on RG (lives on Quota — see pai-quota-management).
  • ECS v1.0 (--biz-version 1.0 or omitted): VPC configurable on RG via --user-vpc (PascalCase trio required).

ECS v2.0 (no VPC):

aliyun paistudio create-resource-group \
  --region "${REGION_ID}" \
  --name "${RG_NAME}" \
  --resource-type ECS \
  --biz-version 2.0

ECS v1.0 with VPC binding (full PascalCase trio required — see references/validation-rules.md §3):

aliyun paistudio create-resource-group \
  --region "${REGION_ID}" \
  --name "${RG_NAME}" \
  --resource-type ECS \
  --user-vpc '{"VpcId":"vpc-xxx","SwitchId":"vsw-xxx","SecurityGroupId":"sg-xxx","DefaultRoute":"eth0","ExtendedCIDRs":["10.0.0.0/16"]}'

Lingjun GPU pool — typically cn-wulanchabu:

aliyun paistudio create-resource-group \
  --region cn-wulanchabu \
  --name "${RG_NAME}" \
  --resource-type Lingjun

Hardware purchase NOT implementable via public CLI/SDK. The created ResourceGroup is empty until you purchase MachineGroups via the PAI Console or BSS APIs.

Step 6.4 — Update a ResourceGroup [REQUIRES CONFIRMATION]

📜 Update rules — two mandatory, inseparable preconditions

  1. Existence pre-check (mandatory): Before updating a ResourceGroup, the agent MUST first verify the RG exists via get-resource-group (preferred) or list-resource-groups --resource-group-ids; if it does not exist, no update operation may be issued (including --cli-dry-run) — proceed directly to §5 Branch 2 🛑 Precondition Not Met and exit.
  2. Two-step confirmation (mandatory): Before issuing an update operation, the agent MUST receive an explicit literal CONFIRM <RG_NAME> (or CONFIRM <RG_ID>) token from the user; same-turn execution / self-authorization / batch tokens / unsubstituted placeholders are all treated as over-reach.

These two rules are equivalent to the [MUST] detailed rules below — execute literally; any reduction, merging, or skipping = P0 over-reach (see references/compliance-redlines.md R3 + R4).

🔍 [MUST] Pre-check 1 — RG existence (read-only). Before any update-resource-group (including --cli-dry-run), the agent MUST verify the target RG exists by calling either:

aliyun paistudio list-resource-groups \
  --region "${REGION_ID}" \
  --resource-group-ids "${RESOURCE_GROUP_ID}"
# OR
aliyun paistudio get-resource-group \
  --region "${REGION_ID}" \
  --resource-group-id "${RESOURCE_GROUP_ID}"

If the result is empty (TotalCount=0) or returns NotFound → emit a 🛑 Precondition Not Met block (per §5 Branch 2 / references/validation-rules.md §2 row E1), call aliyun configure ai-mode disable, and exit. NO update-resource-group CLI may be issued (not even --cli-dry-run). Skipping this pre-check = P0 over-reach.

⚠️ Parameter minimization principle: the CLI command MUST carry only the parameter fields actually changing this turn. Updating only description? NEVER include --name. Updating only VPC? NEVER include --name or --description. Carrying unchanged fields = silent rewrite = unauthorized over-reach.

🚨 [MUST] Two-Step Confirmation Gate — after the existence pre-check passes, the update goes through the standard gate: print the 📋 Resolved Plan block (Action / Region / ResourceGroupId / Field diff / Preconditions verified — explicitly cite the existence-check evidence / Blast radius / Resolved command), run --cli-dry-run, ask the verbatim CONFIRM prompt with the real RG name (preferred) substituted in, and end the turn. Only issue the update-resource-group CLI in the next turn after the user replies with the literal CONFIRM <real RG name> (or ID) token. One token unlocks exactly one update-resource-group call.

Update name only:

aliyun paistudio update-resource-group \
  --region "${REGION_ID}" \
  --resource-group-id "${RESOURCE_GROUP_ID}" \
  --name "${NEW_NAME}"

Update description only:

aliyun paistudio update-resource-group \
  --region "${REGION_ID}" \
  --resource-group-id "${RESOURCE_GROUP_ID}" \
  --description "..."

Changing VPC on a ResourceGroup — type restrictions

🚫 VPC update is ONLY allowed on ECS v1.0 ResourceGroups. The following ResourceGroup types STRICTLY FORBID VPC update via update-resource-group:

ResourceGroup typeVPC update allowed?ReasonAgent action
LingjunNOLingjun VPC is managed at the Lingjun infrastructure layer, not via paistudio APIRefuse in plain natural language (forbidden-string rule applies — see §4 below). Point user to Lingjun infrastructure team / account manager.
ECS v2.0 (BizVersion=2.0)NOECS v2.0 VPC lives on Quota.QuotaConfig.UserVpc, not on the RGRefuse and explain VPC should be configured via pai-quota-management at the Quota level.
ECS v1.0 (BizVersion=1.0)YESVPC is bound to the RG directlyProceed with unbind→rebind two-step sequence below.

When the user requests a VPC update, the agent MUST first run the existence + type pre-check (below) to determine the RG type, then apply the corresponding action from the table above.

🔍 [MUST] Existence + type pre-check (VPC update): Before any VPC change (including --cli-dry-run), the agent MUST call get-resource-group or list-resource-groups --resource-group-ids to verify: (1) RG exists; (2) ResourceType; (3) BizVersion (ECS only). Then apply the type restriction table above:

  • RG does not exist → Branch 2 🛑 Precondition Not Met, disable AI-mode, exit. No VPC update CLI issued.
  • ResourceType=Lingjun → Refuse (forbidden-string rule). Disable AI-mode, exit. No VPC update CLI issued.
  • ResourceType=ECS, BizVersion=2.0 → Refuse and explain VPC goes on Quota.QuotaConfig.UserVpc. Disable AI-mode, exit. No VPC update CLI issued.
  • ResourceType=ECS, BizVersion=1.0 → Proceed with the two-step sequence below.

ECS v1.0 VPC change — two-step sequence

ECS v1.0 VPC change is a two-step sequence: unbind first, then rebind. Each step requires its own 📋 Resolved Plan block + its own CONFIRM token (N=1 × M=2 = 2 tokens).

Step 1 — Unbind:

aliyun paistudio update-resource-group \
  --region "${REGION_ID}" \
  --resource-group-id "${RESOURCE_GROUP_ID}" \
  --unbind true

Step 2 — Bind new VPC (PascalCase trio required):

aliyun paistudio update-resource-group \
  --region "${REGION_ID}" \
  --resource-group-id "${RESOURCE_GROUP_ID}" \
  --user-vpc '{"VpcId":"vpc-new","SwitchId":"vsw-new","SecurityGroupId":"sg-new","DefaultRoute":"eth0"}'

🚫 Lingjun VPC refusal — forbidden-string rule: when refusing a Lingjun VPC change, the response MUST NOT contain the literal strings aliyun paistudio update-resource-group or --user-vpc (in any executable form, even as counter-example or dry-run). Refuse in plain natural language and point the user to the Lingjun infrastructure team / account manager. Full rules: references/validation-rules.md §4.

Step 6.5 — List & inspect MachineGroups (read-only)

[MUST] Use list-resource-group-machine-groups exclusively. This skill does NOT use get-resource-group-machine-group / get-machine-group. To view a specific MG's details, filter by ID via --machine-group-ids; to browse all MGs, paginate via --page-number / --page-size.

List all MachineGroups under an RG (paginated):

aliyun paistudio list-resource-group-machine-groups \
  --region "${REGION_ID}" \
  --resource-group-id "${RESOURCE_GROUP_ID}" \
  --page-number 1 --page-size 20

View a specific MachineGroup's details (filter by ID):

aliyun paistudio list-resource-group-machine-groups \
  --region "${REGION_ID}" \
  --resource-group-id "${RESOURCE_GROUP_ID}" \
  --machine-group-ids "${MACHINE_GROUP_ID}"

Additional list filters: --name, --creator-id, --ecs-spec, --payment-type, --status, --order-instance-id, --disk-pl, --payment-duration, --payment-duration-unit, --sort-by, --order.

🔍 MachineGroup not-found handling: When list-resource-group-machine-groups --machine-group-ids "${MACHINE_GROUP_ID}" returns TotalCount=0 (the specified MG does not exist), the agent MUST immediately inform the user that the MachineGroup does not exist under the specified ResourceGroup, cancel subsequent operations, call aliyun configure ai-mode disable, and exit. The agent MUST NOT silently ignore the error and continue, MUST NOT silently retry or guess an alternative MachineGroupId. Likewise, when a list query without --machine-group-ids returns TotalCount=0 (no MGs under the RG), the agent should clearly inform the user that the ResourceGroup currently has no MachineGroups, and exit normally.

Step 6.6 — Observe usage / metrics

⚠️ DEPRECATED — NOT SUPPORTED. If asked for get-resource-group-total, get-resource-group-request, get-user-view-metrics, or get-node-metrics, respond:

"ResourceGroup metrics / request-aggregate APIs have been deprecated and are no longer supported by this skill. Please use the PAI Console or contact your administrator."

Step 6.7 — Delete the ResourceGroup [REQUIRES CONFIRMATION]

📜 Delete rules — three mandatory, inseparable preconditions

  1. Existence pre-check (mandatory, Pre-check 1): Before deleting a ResourceGroup, the agent MUST first verify the RG exists (get-resource-group preferred / list-resource-groups --resource-group-ids equivalent); when the RG does not exist, delete-resource-group MUST NOT be called (including --cli-dry-run) — proceed directly to §5 Branch 2 🛑 Precondition Not Met and exit.
  2. MachineGroup-empty pre-check (mandatory, Pre-check 2, only run after Pre-check 1 passes): When the RG exists, the agent MUST call list-resource-group-machine-groups --page-size 1 to read the MG count; proceed only when TotalCount == 0; if MG count > 0 → Branch 2, direct the user to release MGs via PAI Console (the agent MUST NOT release MGs on the user's behalf — see §6 MachineGroup Deletion / Release — STRICTLY FORBIDDEN).
  3. Two-step confirmation (mandatory): After both pre-checks pass, the agent MUST receive an explicit literal CONFIRM <RG_NAME> (or CONFIRM <RG_ID>) token from the user before issuing delete-resource-group; same-turn execution / self-authorization / batch tokens / unsubstituted placeholders are all treated as over-reach.

These three rules MUST be executed in the order above — they are non-negotiable and non-reorderable: skipping Pre-check 1 to run Pre-check 2, skipping Pre-checks 1/2 to emit Resolved Plan, or skipping CONFIRM to run delete — any of these = P0 over-reach (see references/compliance-redlines.md R3 + R4 / references/validation-rules.md §2 rows E2 + E3).

🚨 Destructive. Two-Step Confirmation Gate applies. Two read-only pre-checks MUST pass strictly in order before the 📋 Resolved Plan block is printed; if either fails, emit a 🛑 Precondition Not Met block (per §5 Branch 2), call aliyun configure ai-mode disable, and exit — NO delete-resource-group CLI is issued, not even --cli-dry-run.

# Pre-check 1 — RG existence (read-only). If empty / NotFound → Branch 2 (validation-rules.md §2 row E2) → STOP.
aliyun paistudio list-resource-groups \
  --region "${REGION_ID}" \
  --resource-group-ids "${RESOURCE_GROUP_ID}"
# OR equivalently:
aliyun paistudio get-resource-group \
  --region "${REGION_ID}" \
  --resource-group-id "${RESOURCE_GROUP_ID}"

# Pre-check 2 — MG count (read-only). Only run AFTER pre-check 1 returned the RG.
aliyun paistudio list-resource-group-machine-groups \
  --region "${REGION_ID}" \
  --resource-group-id "${RESOURCE_GROUP_ID}" \
  --page-size 1
# Expect: TotalCount == 0. Otherwise → Branch 2 (validation-rules.md §2 row E3) → STOP and direct user
# to release MGs in PAI Console (the agent CANNOT release MGs on the user's behalf).

# Pre-checks passed → 📋 Resolved Plan (citing both pre-check results as Preconditions verified)
# → verbatim CONFIRM prompt with the real RG name → end the turn → wait for user's next-turn token.

# After receiving the literal CONFIRM token in the next turn, issue exactly one delete CLI:
aliyun paistudio delete-resource-group \
  --region "${REGION_ID}" \
  --resource-group-id "${RESOURCE_GROUP_ID}"

Pre-check ordering is non-negotiable: existence first (Pre-check 1), MG-count second (Pre-check 2). Running Pre-check 2 against a non-existent RG would produce a misleading TotalCount=0 interpretation — you would then incorrectly think the RG is "empty and ready to delete" when in fact it never existed. Skipping Pre-check 1 is treated as P0 over-reach equivalent to mutating without a CONFIRM token (see references/compliance-redlines.md R3 + R4).

🏁 Exit Checklist + Compliance Red Lines

[MUST] Before generating the final user-facing reply for any exit path (success / failure / refusal / cancellation / Branch 1 wait / Branch 2), the agent MUST:

  1. Issue aliyun configure ai-mode disable as the last aliyun CLI of the turn.
  2. Pass the §6 Exit Checklist (flow order): branch block → CONFIRM (cross-turn) → CLI → disable. Full 7-point version + recovery procedure: references/exit-checklist.md.
  3. Pass the Compliance Red Lines R1-R7 (non-negotiable): MG deletion refused / AI-mode closed / CONFIRM cross-turn / branch block literal / channel pure / Lingjun forbidden-string / parameter minimization. Full table + rationale: references/compliance-redlines.md.

Both checklists are AND, not OR. Missing the disable — even on a refusal turn — is a P0 workflow defect: the next turn's first action MUST be aliyun configure ai-mode disable before anything else.

7. Success Verification

See references/verification-method.md. Quick check:

  • get-resource-group --resource-group-id ${ID} returns the expected Name, ResourceType, and UserVpc (if bound).
  • list-resource-group-machine-groups is read-only — used to verify MG inventory, not to mutate it.
  • After delete-resource-group, get-resource-group returns a not-found error.

8. Cleanup

  1. User releases all MachineGroups via the PAI Console (this skill cannot and will not delete them).
  2. After list-resource-group-machine-groups returns TotalCount=0, run delete-resource-group (subject to the two-step confirmation gate).

9. Reference Bundles

FilePurpose
references/validation-rules.mdPlugin check, conflict matrix (A-F), VPC trio rule, Lingjun forbidden-string rule, RAM permission failure handling.
references/branch-discipline.mdThree-branch decision detail, execution lock, literal-match self-check, block shapes, multi-step / batch formula, Branch 1 silent-rewrite prohibition.
references/confirmation-gate.mdHard-block declaration, banned self-authorization phrasing, same-turn execution prohibition, 5-step gate, token forging prohibition.
references/compliance-redlines.mdR1-R7 pre-reply red-line table + rationale.
references/exit-checklist.md7-point exit checklist + recovery procedure.
references/branch-examples.md5 worked examples for Branches 1/2/3 + Lingjun refusal pattern.
references/related-commands.mdFull CLI table (per-action parameters).
references/ram-policies.mdRead-only + full RAM policy JSON + per-API table.
references/verification-method.mdV1-V8 step-by-step verification.
references/acceptance-criteria.mdCorrect / incorrect CLI patterns.
references/not-implementable.mdAPIs that exist only in internal / console flow.
references/cli-installation-guide.mdAliyun CLI install + plugin setup.

Cross-skill dependencies

Sibling skillRelationship
pai-quota-managementUpstream RG enumeration / inspection. Before create-quota (root) or scale-quota adjusts --resource-group-ids, the quota skill MUST list-resource-groups + get-resource-group here, then run a homogeneity check on ClusterId + GpuType (Lingjun) or ClusterId + GpuType + UserVpc.{VpcId,SwitchId,SecurityGroupId} (ECS). ACS variants no longer participate.
pai-node-managementReads from RGs in this skill via list-nodes --resource-group-ids for read-only node inspection.

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