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NordVPN
Control NordVPN on Linux via the `nordvpn` CLI (connect/disconnect, choose country/city/group, read status, tweak settings, manage allowlist). Use for automation that needs region routing or temporary VPN tunneling.
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Control NordVPN on Linux via the `nordvpn` CLI (connect/disconnect, choose country/city/group, read status, tweak settings, manage allowlist). Use for automation that needs region routing or temporary VPN tunneling.
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NordVPN CLI Skill (Linux)
A ClawBot skill for controlling the NordVPN Linux CLI (nordvpn) to connect/disconnect, select locations, verify status, and adjust settings from automations and workflows.
Assumptions / Compatibility
Works with the official nordvpn CLI (example shown: 4.3.1 [snap]). Requires the NordVPN daemon running (usually nordvpnd) and sufficient permissions. Some commands may require elevated privileges depending on distro + install method (snap vs deb).
Option A: Snap (common on Ubuntu)
sudo snap install nordvpn nordvpn --version
Option B: Distro package / repo (varies)
If you installed via Nord’s repo or a package manager, just verify: which nordvpn nordvpn --version
Verify daemon is running
# systemd installs usually systemctl status nordvpnd --no-pager || true # snap installs may not expose systemd unit the same way nordvpn status || true # or may require the full patch to be specified like so /snap/bin/nordvpn status || true
Authentication / Login
NordVPN CLI typically requires logging in once per machine/user session. nordvpn login If the environment is headless, the CLI will guide you through the login flow (often via a browser link / code). After login, confirm: nordvpn account nordvpn status ClawBot guidance: treat login as a manual prerequisite unless you explicitly automate the browser-based login flow.
Status
nordvpn status
Connect (best available)
nordvpn connect # alias: nordvpn c
Connect to a country / city / group
# country nordvpn connect Sweden # city (must exist in `nordvpn cities <country>`) nordvpn connect "Stockholm" # group (must exist in `nordvpn groups`) nordvpn connect P2P
Disconnect
nordvpn disconnect # alias: nordvpn d
List locations
nordvpn countries nordvpn cities Sweden nordvpn groups
Settings (read + change)
nordvpn settings # examples (options differ by version) nordvpn set autoconnect on nordvpn set killswitch on nordvpn set threatprotectionlite on # if supported nordvpn set protocol nordlynx # if supported
Allowlist (bypass VPN for certain traffic)
# view help nordvpn allowlist --help # examples (subcommands differ by version) nordvpn allowlist add port 22 nordvpn allowlist add subnet 192.168.0.0/16 nordvpn allowlist remove port 22
What this skill should do well
Idempotent connection actions If already connected to the requested target, do nothing (or return “already connected”). If connected elsewhere, optionally disconnect then connect to target. Reliable verification After connect/disconnect, always run nordvpn status and parse the result. Safe fallbacks If a requested city/country/group is invalid, provide closest alternatives by listing: nordvpn countries nordvpn cities <country> nordvpn groups Human-in-the-loop login If nordvpn reports not logged in, return a structured response instructing to run nordvpn login.
Recommended “actions” (API surface)
Implement these as the skill’s callable intents/tools: status() → returns parsed connection status connect_best() → connects to best available connect_country(country) connect_city(city) (optionally with country for disambiguation) connect_group(group) disconnect() list_countries() list_cities(country) list_groups() get_settings() set_setting(key, value) allowlist_add(type, value) allowlist_remove(type, value)
1) Always start with status
nordvpn status Parse fields commonly returned by the CLI, such as: Connection state (Connected/Disconnected) Current server / country / city IP, protocol, technology
2) Connect flow
Goal: connect to a target (country/city/group) with verification. Pseudo-logic: Run nordvpn status If disconnected → connect directly If connected to different target → nordvpn disconnect then connect Run nordvpn status again and confirm connected Commands: nordvpn connect "<target>" nordvpn status
3) Disconnect flow
nordvpn disconnect nordvpn status
4) Resolve targets safely
If user asks for a city: Prefer nordvpn cities <country> when country is known Otherwise attempt connect; if it fails, list countries and search-like suggestions. nordvpn countries nordvpn cities "<country>" nordvpn groups
Not logged in
Symptoms: CLI complains about authentication/account/login. Handling: Return: “Login required. Run nordvpn login and repeat.” Optionally: run nordvpn account to confirm.
Daemon not running / permission denied
Symptoms: Can’t connect, service errors, permission errors. Handling: Check systemctl status nordvpnd (systemd installs) Confirm snap service health (snap installs vary) Ensure user belongs to the right group (some installs use a nordvpn group): groups getent group nordvpn || true
Invalid location/group
Symptoms: “Unknown country/city/group” or connect fails immediately. Handling: Provide available options: nordvpn countries nordvpn groups nordvpn cities "<country>"
Ensure VPN is connected (any server)
nordvpn status | sed -n '1,10p' nordvpn connect nordvpn status | sed -n '1,15p'
Reconnect to a specific country
nordvpn disconnect nordvpn connect Sweden nordvpn status
Toggle killswitch (example)
nordvpn set killswitch on nordvpn settings
Notes
Command options and setting keys can differ by NordVPN CLI version. Always rely on: nordvpn help nordvpn set --help nordvpn allowlist --help If you need stable machine-readable output, the NordVPN CLI does not consistently provide JSON; plan to parse human-readable status text defensively (line-based key/value extraction, tolerate missing fields).
Category context
Code helpers, APIs, CLIs, browser automation, testing, and developer operations.
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