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These prompts combine tools without giving the agent unlimited freedom. Each one separates discovery, review and mutation. Replace the sample IDs before use.

Inspect a project without decrypting secrets

Use this for inventory and planning. It keeps plaintext outside the agent context.
MCP tools used: get_project, list_records

Read the smallest useful secret scope

Prefer this over get_all when one record or a few fields are enough.
MCP tools used: list_records, read_record

Create and verify a generated record

MCP tools used: list_secret_types, create_record, list_records

Share a record with a Service Account

Sharing creates record access; it does not broaden the Service Account’s RBAC permissions.
MCP tools used: get_service_account, list_records, share_record_service_account

Remove one Service Account grant

MCP tools used: get_service_account, list_records, revoke_record_service_account

Create a gateway from an environment-backed provider key

MCP tools used: list_providers, setup_gateway, get_connection_config

Replace a gateway token safely

Never revoke the old token before the replacement has been stored and deployed.
MCP tools used: list_gateway_tokens, create_gateway_token, revoke_gateway_token

Diagnose gateway failures without changing configuration

MCP tools used: read_usage_metrics, list_usage_logs, read_gateway_key_access

Inspect one failed request deeply

MCP tools used: read_usage, read_gateway_log

Review spend before changing limits

MCP tools used: read_usage_spend, read_usage_metrics, set_gateway_settings

Rotate a provider key with dependency checks

MCP tools used: list_provider_credentials, list_provider_models, rotate_provider_key

Configure OpenTelemetry and verify safe state

MCP tools used: get_otel_export, set_otel_export

Decommission a gateway

MCP tools used: get_connection_config, list_gateway_tokens, read_usage, delete_gateway

Stop conditions

Stop the workflow instead of improvising when an ID is ambiguous or a resource belongs to another account. Also stop when a Service Account is inactive, a provider key is unavailable, or the API returns an authorization error. Ask for the missing decision rather than trying broader access.