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Run tailscale status and format the output with peer details, route info, and connection path
How this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/tailscale-expert:tailscale-statusThis command is limited to the following tools:
The summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
# Tailscale Status Run `tailscale status` and present a structured summary of the tailnet state. ## Steps 1. Run `tailscale status --json` to get machine-readable output. 2. Run `tailscale netcheck` to get NAT and relay info. 3. Format and display the results as a clean summary. ## Execution ## Output Format Present the results as: ### This Device - Tailnet IP(s) - Hostname - Operating state (Connected / Offline) - MagicDNS name (if MagicDNS enabled) ### Peers Table | Hostname | IP | OS | Status | Exit Node | Routes | |----------|----|----|--------|-----------|--------| | (pars...
Run tailscale status and present a structured summary of the tailnet state.
tailscale status --json to get machine-readable output.tailscale netcheck to get NAT and relay info.tailscale status --json 2>/dev/null || tailscale status
tailscale netcheck 2>/dev/null
Present the results as:
| Hostname | IP | OS | Status | Exit Node | Routes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| (parsed from JSON) |
Mark peers as:
Highlight:
MappingVariesByDestIP = true (hard NAT, may prevent direct connections)If peers are offline or DERP-only, suggest:
tailscale ping <peer> # diagnose connection
tailscale netcheck # check UDP/NAT
sudo systemctl restart tailscaled # restart daemon
npx claudepluginhub biodoia/biodoia-skills-marketplace --plugin tailscale-expert