Provision and verify ephemeral infrastructure testbeds
A disposable, isolated network environment with configured nodes and services is created, verified via command execution, and then cleaned up, allowing safe infrastructure testing without persistent resource costs.
How it works
The agent first uses the 'provision' tool to create a cluster with specific network topologies (LANs, WANs) and node configurations (OS, NICs). It then uses 'exec' to run commands on nodes to install software, configure services, or test connectivity. The agent evaluates the output to verify success. If verification fails, it iterates by adjusting commands or reprovisioning. Finally, it uses 'delete' to tear down the cluster, ensuring no persistent resources remain.
Prompt
Paste this into an agent that has the servers below connected. Adjust the names and dates to your own.
Provision a testbed with one VyOS router and two Ubuntu nodes. Connect them in a topology where Ubuntu nodes are on separate LANs behind VyOS. Install Nginx on both Ubuntu nodes. Verify that Nginx is running and accessible from the VyOS node. Delete the cluster after verification.MCP servers it needs
Source
The vendor page this playbook is drawn from, and the passage that supports it.
Antrieb is a research project that allows AI to provision disposable testbeds, configure them, deploy infrastructure work, inspect real state, and loop until the checks pass.Antrieb - Ephemeral testbeds for AI infrastructure verification