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Perfect! Now I have all the information I need. Let me compile a comprehensive report of all the DigitalOcean API operations used in the machine tool.

## DigitalOcean API Operations Used in Machine Tool

Based on a thorough analysis of the `/home/david/projects/stirlingbridge/machine/machine/subcommands/` directory and related files, here are all the distinct DigitalOcean API operations used:

### Droplet Operations
1. **Droplet Create** - `droplet.create()` (create.py:103)
   - Creates new droplets with specified configuration
   - Sets tags, SSH keys, user data, region, size, image

2. **Droplet Destroy** - `droplet.destroy()` (destroy.py:50)
   - Destroys/deletes droplets

3. **Droplet Get** - `manager.get_droplet(id)` (list.py:29, destroy.py:29)
   - Retrieves a single droplet by ID

4. **Droplet List** - `manager.get_all_droplets()` (list.py:34, list.py:36, list_domain.py:58, list_domain.py:60)
   - Lists all droplets, optionally filtered by tag_name parameter

5. **Droplet Reload** - `droplet.load()` (create.py:123)
   - Reloads droplet state to get updated IP address

### Domain/DNS Operations
6. **Domain Record Create** - `domain.create_new_domain_record()` (create.py:139)
   - Creates DNS A records with tags
   - Parameters: type="A", ttl, name, data (IP), tag

7. **Domain Record Delete** - `domain.delete_domain_record(id=record_id)` (destroy.py:63)
   - Deletes DNS records by ID

8. **Domain Record Get** - `domain.get_records()` (list_domain.py:48, util.py:30)
   - Lists all DNS records for a domain

9. **Domain List** - `manager.get_all_domains()` (domains.py:12)
   - Lists all domains in the account

### SSH Key Operations
10. **SSH Key List** - `manager.get_all_sshkeys()` (ssh_keys.py:12, util.py:22, cloud_config.py:16)
    - Lists all SSH keys in the account

### Project Operations
11. **Project List** - `manager.get_all_projects()` (projects.py:12, util.py:14)
    - Lists all projects in the account

12. **Project Assign Resource** - `project.assign_resource([f"do:droplet:{droplet.id}"])` (create.py:115)
    - Assigns droplets to projects using the `do:droplet:` resource URN format

### Summary of Required API Scopes/Permissions

To run this tool, your DigitalOcean API token needs these permission scopes:

- **Droplets**: `read`, `create`, `delete` (for create, list, status, destroy operations)
- **SSH Keys**: `read` (for SSH key lookup and listing)
- **Domains**: `read`, `write` (for DNS record CRUD operations)
- **Projects**: `read`, `write` (for listing projects and assigning resources)
- **Tags**: `read` (used for filtering droplets and marking them)

All operations are performed through the `python-digitalocean` library (1.17.0) wrapping the DigitalOcean REST API v2.

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     1→# End-to-End Tests
     2→
     3→These tests verify that `machine` can create and manage real VMs on DigitalOcean, including DNS record lifecycle. They are **not** run as part of the normal test suite due to cost and runtime.
     4→
     5→## Prerequisites
     6→
     7→You need a DigitalOcean account with:
     8→
     9→- An API token
    10→- An SSH key registered in the account
    11→- A DNS zone managed by DigitalOcean (e.g. `test.example.com`)
    12→
    13→## Environment Variables
    14→
    15→| Variable | Required | Description |
    16→|---|---|---|
    17→| `E2E_DO_TOKEN` | Yes | DigitalOcean API token |
    18→| `E2E_SSH_KEY` | Yes | Name of an SSH key in your DO account |
    19→| `E2E_DNS_ZONE` | Yes | DO-managed DNS zone for test records |
    20→| `E2E_PROJECT` | Yes | DO project to assign droplets to |
    21→| `E2E_REGION` | No | Region slug (default: `nyc1`) |
    22→| `E2E_IMAGE` | No | Image slug (default: `ubuntu-24-04-x64`) |
    23→| `E2E_SIZE` | No | Droplet size (default: `s-1vcpu-512mb-10gb`) |
    24→
    25→## Running
    26→
    27→```bash
    28→# Set credentials
    29→export E2E_DO_TOKEN="dop_v1_..."
    30→export E2E_SSH_KEY="my-ssh-key"
    31→export E2E_DNS_ZONE="test.example.com"
    32→export E2E_PROJECT="my-project"
    33→
    34→# Run e2e tests
    35→make test-e2e
    36→
    37→# Or directly
    38→uv run pytest tests/test_e2e.py -v -m e2e
    39→```
    40→
    41→The normal `make test` (and CI) will **skip** these tests automatically.
    42→
    43→## What's Tested
    44→
    45→- **Droplet lifecycle** — create, list, destroy, verify removal
    46→- **DNS lifecycle** — create with `--update-dns`, verify A record, destroy with `--delete-dns`, verify record removal
    47→- **Cloud-init initialization** — create with `--type`, verify type tag
    48→- **Custom tags** — create with `--tag`, verify tag filtering
    49→
    50→## Cleanup
    51→
    52→Each test cleans up after itself. A safety fixture also destroys any leftover droplets if a test fails mid-run. All test droplets use unique names prefixed with `e2etest-` so they are easy to identify.
    53→
    54→## Cost
    55→
    56→Tests use the smallest available droplet size (`s-1vcpu-512mb-10gb`) and destroy VMs immediately after verification, so cost is minimal.
    57→

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