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mcp remote · streamable-http · v1.0.0 · source: crawl

https://api.ostorlab.co/apis/mcp/{api_key}/

Query and act on your Ostorlab scans, vulnerabilities, tickets and assets.

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Verified Oct 31, 2026 · p50 1521 ms · p95 1963 ms

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reachable20pass3 of 3 handshakes succeeded; server 'ogle-mcp'
tools_listed15pass268 tools
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Tools (268)

NameDescriptionSchema
revoke_shared_access_tokenRevoke a shared access token by its id, disabling it immediately. Use this when a shared access token should no longer grant access. Revoking disables the token and removes its temporary tokens. Alretyped
list_api_keysList the organisation's API keys (name, role, created, expiry, revoked). Reach for this tool for key rotation and housekeeping — "which keys exist, which are still active, which have expired". Each rincomplete
disable_github_app_connectionDisable a GitHub App connection, stopping source-code scans and automated pull requests for its repositories. Args: github_app_connection_id: Id of the GitHub App connection to disable. Returns:typed
meDescribe the calling API key and the organisation it belongs to. The caller is an API key, not a user account. Args: ctx: The MCP request context holding connection parameters. Returns: Thetyped
list_vulnerabilitiesList vulnerabilities for the authenticated organisation with optional filtering. Object-level scoping is performed at the scan level via the same ``shared_access.access.get_scan_with_access`` helper incomplete
search_vulnerabilitiesFind findings across every scan, filtered by application, date and severity. Reach for this whenever the question spans more than one scan — "all criticals on this app", "what did we find last month"incomplete
get_vulnerabilityGet detailed information for a single vulnerability by database id. Args: ctx: FastMCP Context holding connection path parameters. vulnerability_id: The database id of the vulnerability. Rettyped
update_vulnerabilityUpdate a vulnerability's risk rating, CVSS vectors, or triage status. Mirrors the GraphQL ``customizeVulnerabilities`` mutation. With ``all_vulnerabilities=True`` the update is applied to every vulneincomplete
list_scansList scans for the authenticated organisation with optional filtering. The non-archived path reuses ``query_helper.query_scans`` (the GraphQL scan scoping: organisation, visibility and object-level aincomplete
get_scanGet detailed information for a single scan by database id. Access is resolved through ``shared_access.access.get_scan_with_access`` so object-level access matches GraphQL. Archived scans are not servtyped
get_scan_statusGet a scan's progress state, start/end times and errors. Mirrors the GraphQL resolvers: ``state`` is the latest ``key="progress"`` value (``resolve_progress``), ``start_time`` is ``Scan.created_time`typed
stop_scanStop a running scan by database id. Resolves the scan through ``shared_access.access.get_scan_for_api_key`` (the API-key branch the GraphQL resolver uses), so organisation and object-level access mattyped
delete_assetDelete a single attack-surface asset by ``(asset_type, asset_id)``. Reach for this to retire a decommissioned asset from the inventory — it stops the asset being scanned and stops its old findings sktyped
revoke_api_keyRevoke an organisation API key by its id, disabling it immediately. Use this to permanently disable a key before its expiry date. Revocation is irreversible. The key is looked up scoped to the calletyped
list_asset_locationsList the asset locations configured for the authenticated organisation. Reach for this when you need the set of sites/regions an organisation groups its attack-surface assets under — for example to pincomplete
create_asset_locationCreate an asset location for the authenticated organisation. Reach for this to register a new site/region the organisation can group attack-surface assets under. A location is just a labelled, optionincomplete
list_audit_actionsList audit actions ("who changed what") for the authenticated organisation. Reach for this tool for incident and compliance review — "who changed what, and when". Each row is an ``audit.ActionAudit``incomplete
create_scanCreate (launch) a scan against a web, network or mobile-store target. Reaches for this tool when the caller wants to **start** a scan, not read one. To follow a scan after it starts, poll ``get_scan_incomplete
list_scan_profilesList the scan profiles an organisation can run. Reach for this tool to discover which scan profiles are available before calling ``create_scan`` — every scan-creation tool takes a profile name, and aincomplete
create_shared_access_tokenCreate a shared access token that grants read access to a scan. Use this when a scan needs to be shared with someone outside the organisation. Anyone holding the returned token can read the scan and typed
list_shared_access_tokensList the organisation's active shared access tokens. A shared access token lets someone without an account view a scan, or the whole attack surface. Use this to review who currently has that access: incomplete
configure_jira_integrationSet up or update the Jira integration for the caller's organisation. Reach for this tool to wire up Jira ticket push end to end — workspace URL, credentials, and the default project to file tickets aincomplete
configure_slack_integrationAdd a Slack notification webhook for the caller's organisation. Reach for this tool to wire up scan-done notifications end to end — a Slack incoming-webhook URL and which scan-completion events to notyped
get_slack_integrationRead the Slack notification webhooks configured for this organisation. Reach for this to check whether scan-done Slack notifications are on — the daily digest and the immediate scan-completion toggleincomplete
delete_github_app_connectionRemove a GitHub App installation from the organisation. A GitHub App installation is how Ostorlab reaches the customer's repositories. Removing it switches off source-code scanning for those repositotyped
list_assetsList attack-surface assets for the authenticated organisation. This is a read-only tool. The queryset is built by delegating to ``inventory_ng.schemas.ng_assets_common.get_ng_assets``, which applies incomplete
list_integrationsList the third-party integrations this organisation has connected. Reach for this before attempting anything that depends on an integration — pushing a ticket to Jira or ServiceNow, sending a notificincomplete
create_webhook_integrationConfigure where Ostorlab posts event notifications for the organisation. Use 'list_integrations' to see the webhook integrations already configured. Header values are stored so they can be sent with incomplete
create_servicenow_ticketCreate a ServiceNow incident from an Ostorlab remediation ticket. Reach for this tool to push a single Ostorlab ticket to ServiceNow on demand — the counterpart to the automatic Jira/ServiceNow sync typed
enable_github_app_connectionEnable a GitHub App connection, resuming source-code scans and pull requests for its repositories. Args: github_app_connection_id: Id of the GitHub App connection to enable. Returns: The updtyped
delete_servicenow_sync_configDelete a ServiceNow sync configuration by id. Reach for this only when the sync configuration — a target table and its field mappings — should be gone for good. This is destructive and cannot be undotyped
delete_servicenow_integrationDelete a ServiceNow integration by id. Reach for this when the connection itself must be gone — above all one whose credentials leaked. It takes far more than the connection: every sync configurationtyped
delete_webhook_integrationDelete an outbound webhook integration by its id. Destructive and irreversible: Ostorlab stops posting scan events to that endpoint, and the deletion cannot be undone. Confirm with the caller before typed
delete_git_pat_integrationDelete a Git personal access token integration by id. Destructive and irreversible: source-code scans and automated fix pull requests relying on this integration stop working. The stored token is remtyped
update_git_pat_integrationUpdate an existing Git personal access token integration by id. Use this to rotate the token, change its provider organisation or email, or deactivate and reactivate the integration. It is a partial incomplete
list_org_github_applicationsList configured GitHub Apps with their number of installations. Private keys are never returned. Results are newest first. When more Apps remain after the requested page, pass ``next_cursor`` to the incomplete
list_org_github_application_installationsList the installations of one configured GitHub App. Results are newest first. When more installations remain after the requested page, pass ``next_cursor`` to the next call. Args: org_github_apincomplete
create_org_github_applicationCreate a GitHub App with its first verified installation. The private key is write-only and is never included in any response. The installation is enabled only after GitHub verifies the supplied App typed
create_org_github_application_installationAdd and verify an installation for a configured GitHub App. The new installation is enabled only after GitHub verifies that it belongs to the configured App. Args: org_github_application_id: ID typed
update_org_github_applicationPartially update a configured GitHub App. Omit a field to leave it unchanged. A supplied name replaces the current name. A supplied private key replaces the stored write-only key only after GitHub veincomplete
update_org_github_application_installationSet whether one configured GitHub App installation is enabled. This is a full replacement for the enabled state. Setting the current state again is a no-op. Enabling verifies the stored App credentiatyped
delete_org_github_applicationDelete a configured GitHub App and every installation stored under it. This action removes the App configuration from Ostorlab. It does not uninstall the App from GitHub. Args: org_github_applictyped
delete_org_github_application_installationDelete one configured GitHub App installation while retaining its App. This action removes the installation configuration from Ostorlab. It does not uninstall the GitHub App or remove any other storetyped
create_schedule_ruleCreate a scheduled-scan (monitoring) rule that fires recurring, billable scans. Reach for this tool to set up the recurring cadence that keeps coverage current — a one-off scan cannot do that. The rincomplete
get_jira_ticket_mapRead whether an Ostorlab ticket was pushed to Jira and where it landed. Reach for this to answer "was this ticket filed in Jira, and which issue is it?" — it returns the Jira issue key, the project iincomplete
test_jira_integrationRun the Jira integration checks and report each result by name. Reach for this when tickets stop reaching Jira: the named results tell "never configured", "disabled", "credentials rejected" and "the typed
get_servicenow_ticket_mapRead whether an Ostorlab ticket was pushed to ServiceNow and where it landed. Reach for this to answer "was this ticket filed in ServiceNow, and which record is it?" — it returns the record number, iincomplete
get_servicenow_sync_configRead how one ServiceNow sync configuration maps tickets to a table. Reach for this to answer "why is this field empty in ServiceNow?" — it returns the target table, the sync / create / update modes, typed
delete_standard_git_integrationDelete a self-hosted Git instance registration by id. This registration is how Ostorlab reaches the repositories on that instance. Deleting it stops source-code scans against them and stops automatedtyped
get_agentic_deep_scanGet one AI pentest (agentic deep scan) by id: its state, target, timing and summary. Reach for this when the question is specifically about an AI pentest or agentic deep scan. AI pentests are a sepatyped
list_risksList the risks an AI pentest identified, filtered by pentest and severity. Reach for this to answer what a pentest actually found. Risks are the AI pentest's own output and are distinct from scan vulincomplete
list_ownersList the organisation's owners (the asset object-level-access boundary). Owners are the unit object-level access is granted on for assets: an asset belongs to an owner, and when object-level access iincomplete
create_assetRegister a single attack-surface asset in the authenticated organisation's inventory. Reach for this tool when you have discovered a concrete asset — a domain, an app, an IP address, a repository, orincomplete
update_ownerUpdate an existing owner (team) by database id. Reach for this to reflect a team reorganisation — rename an owner, change its ownership type, reassign or clear its contact, or move it under a differeincomplete
list_schedule_rulesList the organisation's scheduled-scan (monitoring) rules. Reach for this tool to discover the recurring scan rules that keep coverage current — what each rule scans, how often, and whether it is enaincomplete
delete_ticket_streamDelete a ticket stream by database ID. Deleting a ticket stream removes the grouping; attached tickets and user accounts are preserved. Args: ctx: FastMCP Context holding connection path paramettyped
list_automation_rulesList the organisation's shared automation rules. Reach for this tool to discover the rules that drive auto-ticketing and notification routing — what condition each rule matches and which action it ruincomplete
create_automation_ruleCreate an automation rule that runs one action when findings match a condition. Reach for this tool to wire up auto-ticketing or notification routing — a condition (a JSON-array filter query) plus thincomplete
create_rescanRe-run an existing scan with the same configuration by database id. The cheapest way to start a scan: pass an existing scan id and a new scan is created with the original's asset, profile, credentialtyped
list_autodiscovery_assetsList the pending attack-surface discovery queue for the caller's org. Reach for this to triage discovered-but-unconfirmed assets — the candidates discovery produced and a human (or model) must reviewincomplete
accept_autodiscovery_assetAccept a single attack-surface discovery candidate into the inventory. Reach for this to promote a reviewed candidate from the discovery queue into the inventory. **Accepting a candidate makes the astyped
delete_automation_ruleDelete an automation rule by database id. Reach for this only when the rule should be gone for good. To temporarily switch a rule off — keeping it around to re-enable later — call ``update_automationtyped
list_ticketsList remediation tickets for the authenticated organisation. Supports keyset pagination (via ``limit`` and ``cursor``), status/priority filtering, assignee and agent filtering, global tag expressionsincomplete
create_ownerCreate an owner (the asset object-level-access boundary) in the organisation. Owners are the unit object-level access is granted on for assets, so a new owner must exist before assets can be assignedincomplete
compute_potential_assetsRecompute the organisation's attack-surface discovery candidates now. Forces the discovery pipeline to re-derive the candidate assets it suggests from what the organisation already owns. The recomputtyped
update_assetUpdate one attack-surface asset's metadata by database id. Reach for this tool after ``list_assets`` (or ``create_asset``) has returned an asset's id, to change its owner, location, color, note, CIA incomplete
delete_ownerDelete an owner (team) by database id. Reach for this to retire an owner whose assets have all been reassigned or deleted. Do **not** use it to "clean up" an owner with assets: the owner's assets castyped
update_asset_locationUpdate an existing asset location (site/region) by database id. Reach for this to reflect a site reorganisation — rename a location, change its address, or move it under a different parent location. incomplete
delete_asset_locationDelete an asset location (site/region) by database id. Reach for this to retire a location once every asset pinned to it has been reassigned or deleted. Do **not** use it to "clean up" a location wittyped
update_automation_ruleUpdate an existing automation rule by database id. Reach for this to change a rule's name, filter, action, context, sharing, or to switch it off. To disable a rule the user may want back later, pass incomplete
get_slo_configRead the remediation SLO windows for the authenticated organisation. Returns both the per-severity (``risk_slo``) and per-priority (``priority_slo``) windows as day counts; ``None`` means no deadlinetyped
update_slo_configUpdate the remediation SLO windows for the authenticated organisation. Only the keys included in ``risk_slo`` / ``priority_slo`` are written: a positive ``int`` sets a window in days, ``null`` clearsincomplete
reject_autodiscovery_assetReject a single autodiscovery candidate by database id. Reach for this to dismiss a discovered candidate you have reviewed and decided is out of scope — it stops the candidate sitting in the review qtyped
delete_attack_surface_agent_configDelete the organisation's attack-surface discovery configuration. Reach for this to permanently remove the prompt that steers attack-surface discovery for the authenticated organisation. The configurtyped
count_ticketsCount remediation tickets for the authenticated organisation. Use this to answer "how many tickets ..." questions (for example how many open p0 tickets are assigned to someone, or how many tickets a incomplete
update_attack_surface_agent_configUpdate the prompt that steers attack-surface discovery for the organisation. Reach for this to replace the instructions the attack-surface discovery agent runs with. The configuration is a singleton typed
get_attack_surface_agent_configRead the prompt that steers attack-surface discovery for the organisation. Reach for this to see what discovery has been instructed to look for — the prompt is the same input the configuration write typed
assign_potential_node_ownerAssign existing attack-surface discovery candidates to an owner. Reach for this during triage to change which owner reviewed candidates belong to — nothing else. Every supplied candidate is reassignetyped
suggest_autodiscovery_domainsSuggest the domains a company owns from a free-text description of it. Give a short description of the target company (its name, and any context that disambiguates it). An AI agent returns the registtyped
export_potential_nodesExport every pending attack-surface discovery candidate to a CSV file. **This call blocks while the export runs and can take up to ~3 minutes.** A slow response is not a failure; do not time out or rincomplete
generate_scan_reportGenerate a PDF report for a scan and return a link to it. **This call blocks until the report is ready and can take up to ~3 minutes.** A slow response is not a failure; do not time out or retry befoincomplete
export_vulnerabilitiesExport a scan's vulnerabilities to CSV and return a link to the file. **The file is not returned in the response** — the response carries a **``url``** to download the finished CSV, the fixed MIME tyincomplete
list_tagsList the tags defined in this organisation. Tag names are organisation-specific, so reach for this before filtering by a tag or attaching one: a guessed name matches nothing rather than failing. A tincomplete
list_asset_tagsList the tags in use on the assets the caller can reach. Only tags attached to at least one reachable asset are returned, so every entry is a tag that will actually match something when used as an asincomplete
list_protocolsList the distinct protocols observed across the organisation's inventory. Every service of the organisation's assets is in scope, so a caller can discover the protocol values an asset or service filttyped
add_tagCreate a tag in this organisation. A tag is identified by the ``(name, value)`` pair, so the same name may exist several times with different values — ``env=prod`` and ``env=staging`` are two tags. Pincomplete
update_tagRename or restyle an existing tag. The change applies everywhere the tag is used: every ticket and asset carrying it shows the new name. This is not a way to move some items onto a different tag — foincomplete
delete_tagsPermanently delete tags by id. This cannot be undone. Deleting a tag removes it from every ticket and asset that carried it; those tickets and assets are left intact, only the tag association is cleatyped
delete_unused_tagsDelete every tag in this organisation that nothing references. This removes every unused tag in one call — there is no id, no filter and no way to limit it to a subset — and it cannot be undone. A retyped
list_test_credentialsList the reusable test credentials stored for the authenticated organisation. Reach for this when an authenticated scan needs the credentials the organisation already holds; the stored secrets are neincomplete
list_ticket_streamsList ticket streams for the authenticated organisation. Streams group and track tickets across sprints, releases, or initiatives. Metadata and stream memberships are organisation-wide. Ticket attachmincomplete
create_test_credentialCreate a reusable test credential for the authenticated organisation. Reach for this when an authenticated scan needs a credential the organisation does not hold yet; use ``list_test_credentials`` fiincomplete
get_ticket_streamRetrieve details of a single ticket stream by ID. Args: ctx: FastMCP Context holding connection path parameters. ticket_stream_id: The integer database ID of the ticket stream to retrieve. Rtyped
create_ticket_streamCreate a new ticket stream for tracking and managing tickets. Args: ctx: FastMCP Context holding connection path parameters. name: The display name of the ticket stream (must be non-empty). incomplete
update_ticket_streamUpdate an existing ticket stream's details, lead, members, or attached tickets. Args: ctx: FastMCP Context holding connection path parameters. ticket_stream_id: Database ID of the ticket streincomplete
get_ticketRetrieve full details of a remediation ticket by ID or ticket key. Args: ticket_id: The integer database ID of the ticket. ticket_key: The string ticket key (e.g., "OST-123"). include_vulincomplete
create_ticketCreate a new remediation ticket for an organisation. Args: title: The title of the ticket (required, non-empty). description: Description of the ticket. Defaults to "". priority: Priorityincomplete
update_ticketUpdate fields, status, assignments, or relationships on an existing ticket. Args: ticket_id: Optional database ID of the ticket to update. ticket_key: Optional organization-scoped key of the incomplete
delete_ticketDelete a remediation ticket by ID or key for an organisation. Args: ticket_id: Optional database ID of the ticket to delete. ticket_key: Optional organization-scoped key of the ticket to deleincomplete
list_commentsList comments on a ticket for the authenticated organisation. Supports chronological (asc) and reverse-chronological (desc) ordering with keyset pagination. Args: ctx: FastMCP Context holding coincomplete
ai_remediation_create_written_skillCreate a skill from text, without a GitHub repository or an uploaded archive. Args: name: Name of the skill, unique in the organisation: lowercase letters and digits, with single hyphens between typed
create_commentAdd a new comment to a ticket. Args: ctx: FastMCP Context holding connection path parameters. message: Content of the comment to add. ticket_id: Database ID of the ticket. ticket_key:incomplete
update_commentUpdate an existing comment's message. Args: ctx: FastMCP Context holding connection path parameters. comment_id: Database ID of the comment to update. message: New content for the commenttyped
delete_commentDelete a comment by its database ID. Args: ctx: FastMCP Context holding connection path parameters. comment_id: Database ID of the comment to delete. Returns: A dict ``{"success": True, typed
list_checklistsList all checklists and their items on a ticket. Args: ctx: FastMCP Context holding connection path parameters. ticket_id: Database ID of the ticket. ticket_key: Key of the ticket (e.g. "incomplete
create_checklistCreate a new checklist for a ticket. Args: ctx: FastMCP Context holding connection path parameters. title: Title of the checklist. ticket_id: Database ID of the ticket. ticket_key: Unincomplete
update_checklistUpdate an existing checklist's title and/or its items. Args: ctx: FastMCP Context holding connection path parameters. checklist_id: Database ID of the checklist to update. title: Optionalincomplete
delete_checklistDelete a checklist by its database ID. Args: ctx: FastMCP Context holding connection path parameters. checklist_id: Database ID of the checklist to delete. Returns: A dict ``{"success": typed
create_checklist_itemAdd a single item to an existing checklist. Args: ctx: FastMCP Context holding connection path parameters. checklist_id: Database ID of the checklist. value: Text content of the checklistincomplete
update_checklist_itemUpdate an existing checklist item's text, checked state, order, or assignee. Args: ctx: FastMCP Context holding connection path parameters. item_id: Database ID of the checklist item to updatincomplete
delete_checklist_itemDelete a single checklist item by its database ID. Args: ctx: FastMCP Context holding connection path parameters. item_id: Database ID of the checklist item to delete. Returns: A dict ``typed
export_ticketsExport remediation tickets to CSV and return a link to the file. **The file is not returned in the response** — the response carries a **``url``** to download the finished CSV, the fixed MIME type ``incomplete
create_ui_promptsCreate UI automation rules for this organisation. A UI automation rule is the natural-language steps a scan follows to get through a login or another UI flow — for example "enter the email, tap contityped
get_organisation_settingsRead the settings and entitlements of the calling organisation. Reach for this before changing any setting: the settings update tool takes every writable field as optional where an omitted value meantyped
list_organisation_usersList who currently has access to the organisation, and at what role. Each member is returned with their id, identifying details (email, username, first and last name, avatar URL), the role they hold,incomplete
update_ui_promptsUpdate UI automation prompts owned by the caller's organisation. Each entry of ``prompts`` carries the ``id`` of the prompt to change and its new ``code``; ``name`` and ``description`` are optional. typed
update_test_credentialUpdate a stored test credential by id, replacing all of its fields. Use this to rotate a credential's values or relabel it — the id keeps resolving, so scans configured for it keep authenticating. Usincomplete
delete_test_credentialPermanently delete a test credential by id. Use this when a stored credential should no longer be used by future scans. The response returns only the id, resolved type, label, deleted flag, and statutyped
delete_scannerPermanently retire an on-prem scanner by id. This cannot be undone. Deleting the scanner also revokes its API key in the scanning engine, so the scanner can never re-enroll with its existing credentityped
delete_servicenow_ticket_mapDetach an Ostorlab ticket from its ServiceNow record. Reach for this when a ticket was mapped to the wrong ServiceNow record and the link has to go — for example the incident was filed against the wrtyped
create_servicenow_ticket_mapRecord that an Ostorlab ticket maps to a ServiceNow record that already exists. Reach for this when the record is already in ServiceNow and only the link is missing — typically when adopting Ostorlabincomplete
delete_jira_ticket_mapDetach an Ostorlab remediation ticket from its Jira issue. Reach for this when a ticket was pushed to the wrong Jira issue, or the link is otherwise wrong: it deletes the recorded link between the Osincomplete
update_scannerChange the name, the description, or the group membership of an existing scanner. This is a full replacement, not a partial patch: ``name`` and ``description`` are both required on every call and botincomplete
delete_gcp_cloud_connectorDelete one Google Cloud cloud connector so its Google Cloud project or organisation is no longer synced. Mirrors the 'deleteGcpCloudConnector' GraphQL mutation. The connector, its stored credentials typed
list_api_endpointsList the API endpoints discovered during a scan. These are the endpoints the scan observed while exercising the target — the REST paths, GraphQL operations and SOAP operations it called or found — noincomplete
list_ide_filesList the files found inside a scan's binary. These are the files the scan unpacked from the scanned mobile binary — the native libraries, assets, configuration files and certificates that shipped insincomplete
list_ide_logsList the device-side runtime logs a scan captured while it drove the app. Each row is one line of device console output — logcat on Android, the device log on iOS — captured while the scan exercised incomplete
revoke_scanner_accessRevoke child organisations' access to run scans on one of your scanners. This stops the named child organisations starting new scans on this scanner. It takes organisation ids, not names, and only chtyped
list_repositoriesList the source-code repositories Ostorlab can currently reach for this organisation. These are the repositories available through the organisation's configured source-code integrations — GitHub, Gitincomplete
configure_samlCreate the SAML single sign-on configuration for this organisation. This wires the organisation to an identity provider for SSO. It is a strict create: when a configuration already exists the call faincomplete
update_slack_integrationUpdate a Slack notification webhook by id. Reach for this to rotate a webhook onto a new URL or to flip the scan-done notification toggles, instead of deleting the integration and configuring a new oincomplete
delete_slack_integrationDelete a Slack notification webhook by id. Destructive and irreversible: notifications stop being delivered through this webhook and it has to be re-configured from scratch to resume. Other Slack inttyped
create_git_pat_integrationRegister a Git personal access token so Ostorlab can reach the caller's repositories. Source-code scans and automated pull requests depend on this integration. The token is secret: it is never returnincomplete
create_standard_git_integrationRegister a self-hosted Git instance so Ostorlab can reach its repositories. Source-code scans and automated pull requests against the instance depend on this registration. The token is stored and nevincomplete
update_webhook_integrationChange an outbound webhook integration's endpoint, headers, state or payload. ``endpoint`` replaces the current one and is always required, so a caller changing only the headers must still pass the eincomplete
get_webhook_payload_schemaList the scan payload fields a webhook integration can choose to receive. Use it before passing ``selected_fields`` to 'create_webhook_integration' or 'update_webhook_integration': the ids in ``fieldincomplete
list_scannersList the on-prem scanners the organisation can use. Includes scanners the organisation owns as well as ones shared with it. An owned scanner can be pinned to a scan to run on-prem instead of on Ostorincomplete
list_scanner_groupsList the scanner groups defined in this organisation. Scanner groups organise the organisation's on-prem scanners: a scan can be pinned to a group rather than a single scanner, and any member scannerincomplete
create_scannerRegister a new on-prem scanner so a scan can be pinned to it. This creates the scanner's record and provisions it in the scanning engine (bus connection and API key). The scanner still has to be enroincomplete
list_fingerprintsList the technologies observed across the organisation's inventory. Every technology fingerprint the organisation's assets carry is in scope — on domains, IPv4 and IPv6 hosts and on Android and iOS aincomplete
delete_scanner_groupDelete a scanner group by its numeric id. Requires admin permission. Deleting a group removes only the grouping: the scanners in it are not deleted — they are simply no longer grouped. Scans already typed
update_samlUpdate the organisation's SAML single sign-on configuration. Every argument is optional and means "leave unchanged" when omitted, so this is a true partial update: only the fields you pass are writteincomplete
update_standard_git_integrationUpdate an existing self-hosted Git integration by id. Use this to change the instance URL, rotate the API token, or deactivate and reactivate the integration. ``instance_url`` is required on every caincomplete
delete_vanta_integrationDisconnect the organisation's Vanta integration. This permanently stops compliance evidence being pushed to Vanta. The disconnect is destructive and cannot be undone from here, so confirm with the catyped
update_api_keyNarrow an organisation API key: lower its role, drop owner grants, bring its expiry forward, or rename it. This tool can only reduce what a key can reach — it can never widen one. Only ``role`` and `incomplete
configure_servicenow_sync_configCreate or update a ServiceNow table sync configuration and its field mapping. Reach for this when tickets must land in a different ServiceNow table, or when a pushed record misses or misplaces a valuincomplete
list_servicenow_fieldsList the columns of the ServiceNow table a sync configuration targets. Reach for this before writing a field-sync rule: a rule maps an Ostorlab ticket field to a column of the sync configuration's taincomplete
create_jira_ticket_mapRecord that an Ostorlab ticket corresponds to a Jira issue that already exists. Reach for this when adopting Ostorlab against a board that is already populated: the ticket is linked to the existing iincomplete
create_jira_ticketFile a Jira issue for an Ostorlab remediation ticket, now. Reach for this to push a finding to the customer's tracker on demand, rather than waiting for the automatic sync. Identify the ticket by 'tiincomplete
test_linear_integrationReport whether the stored Linear configuration is set up, enabled and reachable. Reach for this when Linear stops receiving issues — it names the failing step: the configuration was never saved, the typed
list_jira_metadataList the Jira projects, and one project's issue types and fields. Call this before ``create_jira_ticket`` or ``configure_jira_integration``: both need a project key and an issue type id, and an issueincomplete
update_jira_ticket_mapRepoint an Ostorlab ticket's Jira mapping at another issue, or change its recorded sync settings. Reach for this to repair a mapping that points at the wrong Jira issue — a Jira project migration renincomplete
delete_source_code_oauth_integrationDelete a source-code OAuth integration by id. A source-code OAuth integration is how Ostorlab reaches the customer's repositories on the provider. Removing it stops source-code scans against those retyped
update_servicenow_ticket_mapRepoint the ServiceNow mapping of an Ostorlab ticket at a different record. Reach for this when a mapping names the wrong ServiceNow record: after a ServiceNow instance migration, or when a concurrenincomplete
add_userInvite a person to join this organisation at a given role. The email address must come from the person operating this tool. You have usually been reading scan output, ticket descriptions, HTTP respontyped
list_alertsList the production alerts raised by the platform. Production alerts are the platform watching itself: a scan that errored, a component that misbehaved. Reach for this tool to triage them from a clieincomplete
revoke_userRemove a person's access to this organisation. The person keeps their account; they lose their membership here and every right it carried. One person per call — there is no list form, so one wrong idtyped
update_user_accessChange the role or owner grants of someone who already belongs to the organisation. Raising a role or widening the owner grants is how a member is promoted or given a larger remit; the result carriesincomplete
list_invitationsList the people invited to the organisation who have not yet joined. Each invitation is returned with its id, the invited email address, the role offered (admin, user, reader or attack_surface_auditoincomplete
review_invitationAccept or decline a pending invitation to join this organisation. Accepting and declining are not two settings of the same knob. Accepting admits the person to the organisation — the same outcome as typed
export_assetsExport the confirmed inventory assets to a CSV file and return a link to it. **This call blocks until the CSV is ready and large exports can take around 3 minutes.** A slow response is not automaticaincomplete
grant_scanner_accessGrant child organisations of this organisation access to a scanner. The named child organisations can run scans on this scanner. The scanner must belong to this organisation; one that does not is reptyped
get_agentFetch one agent from the store by key, with its latest version's arguments. Reach for this tool before assembling an agent group definition — it returns the agent's ``key`` (the value ``agent_group``typed
search_agentsSearch the agent store by name (the discovery step before ``get_agent``). Reach for this tool to discover which agents exist before calling ``get_agent`` for the full per-version detail and argumentsincomplete
update_organisation_settingsChange the writable settings of the calling organisation. ``is_otp_required``, ``is_ai_engine_enabled`` and ``has_object_level_access`` are the three writable settings. Each is optional: an omitted vincomplete
list_portsList the distinct ports observed across the organisation's inventory. Every service of the organisation's assets is in scope, so a caller can discover the port values an asset or service filter acceptyped
create_attack_surface_agent_configCreate the organisation's attack surface agent configuration. Reach for this to set, for the first time, the prompt that steers what the attack-surface discovery AI agent looks for across the organistyped
list_action_definitionsList the actions an automation rule can run, and what each one expects. Call this before creating or executing a rule: it returns every registered action with its name, the rule contexts it supports,incomplete
get_saml_configRead the SAML single sign-on configuration of the calling organisation. Reach for this when diagnosing why nobody can log in: it surfaces the three settings that decide who can get in. ``enabled`` istyped
update_source_code_oauth_integrationActivate or deactivate a source-code OAuth integration by id. A source-code OAuth integration is how Ostorlab reaches customer repositories. Deactivating one stops source-code scans against them and typed
create_app_center_integrationConnect an App Center app so its mobile builds are scanned automatically. Every build App Center reports for ``owner_name``/``app_name`` is pulled and scanned. ``scan_profile`` decides how each pulleincomplete
delete_app_center_integrationDelete an App Center integration by id. An App Center integration is how new mobile builds get pulled from App Center and scanned. Removing it stops new builds being pulled and scanned automatically;typed
update_app_center_integrationUpdate an existing App Center integration by id. Use this to change the App Center owner or app it pulls builds from, rotate the App Center API key, switch the scan profile pulled builds are scanned incomplete
create_appcircle_integrationConnect Appcircle (appcircle.io) so its successful builds are scanned. The result carries ``webhook_url`` and ``webhook_secret``: the caller must add a webhook in Appcircle (Organization > Notificatiincomplete
delete_appcircle_integrationDelete an Appcircle integration by id. Appcircle keeps posting to the webhook URL until the user removes the webhook on the Appcircle side; after the delete those deliveries are answered with 404 andtyped
delete_ui_promptsPermanently delete UI automation prompts owned by the caller's organisation. Deletion cannot be undone and the prompt's instructions cannot be recovered afterwards; read the prompts before calling iftyped
acknowledge_alertsMark many production alerts as seen in one call. Takes the ids of the alerts to acknowledge and returns each id's outcome. Acknowledging is not resolving: it records that somebody looked, and an alertyped
list_pcap_filesList the packet capture files a scan produced. Each capture is returned with its id, its file name, its size in bytes and when it was created — metadata only. The capture contents are not part of thiincomplete
list_http_foldersList the HTTP folders observed during a scan. A folder is the scan's grouping of the web paths it observed for one host and port — not an inventory asset and not a captured HTTP request or response. incomplete
create_mobile_testflight_scanCreate (launch) a scan against an iOS build distributed through TestFlight. Reach for this tool to start a scan of a pre-release iOS build that is not in the public App Store. To scan a store-listed incomplete
ai_remediation_create_uploaded_skillCreate a skill from an uploaded zip archive with SKILL.md at its root. Args: name: Name of the skill, unique in the organisation: lowercase letters and digits, with single hyphens between them. typed
configure_linear_integrationSet up or update the Linear integration for the caller's organisation. Reach for this to wire up Linear ticket push end to end — the API key, the team issues are filed under, and the sync policy. Theincomplete
export_scanExport the full archive of a scan and return a link to it. **This call blocks until the archive is ready and can take up to ~10 minutes for a large scan.** A slow response is not a failure; do not tityped
get_jira_integrationRead the Jira integration configuration for the calling organisation. Reach for this before creating a Jira ticket, or to fix tickets landing in the wrong place: it returns the default ``jira_projecttyped
get_vanta_auth_urlReturn the link a person opens in a browser to authorise Ostorlab with Vanta. This is a human step, not a connection: the authorisation happens only when a person opens the link in their browser and typed
search_store_applicationsSearch public mobile application stores live for an application. Searches Google Play (``ANDROID``), the Apple App Store (``IOS``) or the Huawei AppGallery (``HARMONYOS``) by application name or by pincomplete
list_ide_functionsList the functions decompiled from a scan's binary. These rows come from decompiling the binary the scan analysed, not from the organisation's source code; a source-code scan is a different surface wincomplete
list_linear_teamsList the Linear teams this organisation can file issues against. Call this before configuring the Linear integration: the configuration needs a Linear team id, and this tool enumerates the valid onestyped
get_linear_integrationRead this organisation's Linear integration configuration. Reach for this to check whether Linear ticket sync is wired up and what its sync, update and create modes are, before pushing tickets to Lintyped
list_app_cardsList the shared App Cards available in Ostorlab. An App Card is a shared verdict for a public mobile application: the ``platform``, the ``package_name``/bundle identifier, the ``application_name``, tincomplete
get_attack_surface_graphReturn the attack-surface graph neighbourhood around given starting points. Walks the attack-surface graph outward and returns the nodes and edges reached: the discovered things (domains, IPs, servicincomplete
export_scan_sarifExport a scan's findings as SARIF and return a link to the file. SARIF is the export format CI pipelines and code-scanning dashboards consume, which is why you would pick it over the CSV vulnerabilittyped
create_source_code_scanCreate (launch) a source-code scan against a git repository. Reach for this tool when the caller wants to **start** a repository scan, not read one. To follow a scan after it starts, poll ``get_scan_incomplete
list_cvesLook up CVE records by id, severity, or text in the description. Reach for this to add context to a finding that names a CVE — its severity, what it affects, and how it is described upstream. This iincomplete
list_kb_applicationsList knowledge-base applications — the applications Ostorlab watches for newly published CVEs. Each application is a named piece of public software — for example nginx, OpenSSL or Log4j — and is the incomplete
list_kb_targetsList knowledge-base targets — the join rows linking a CVE (or OVE) to the application version range it affects. Reach for this to translate a CVE into the concrete application versions it touches, orincomplete
create_scanner_groupCreate a scanner group. A scanner group lets a scan be pinned to any of several scanners rather than one: the scan is picked up by a scanner in the group instead of a single named scanner. This is aincomplete
sync_gcp_cloud_connectorImport the internet-facing resources of one Google Cloud cloud connector right away. Mirrors the 'syncGcpCloudConnector' GraphQL mutation. The sync runs as a background job that reads the Google Cloutyped
list_ui_automation_rulesList the UI automation rules available to this organisation. These rules are the natural-language steps a scan follows to get through a login or another UI flow. A rule only takes effect once it is aincomplete
update_scanner_groupUpdate the name, description or member scanners of a scanner group. This is a partial update: only the values you pass are changed, and every omitted value keeps its current setting. Passing no valueincomplete
delete_schedule_rulePermanently delete a schedule rule by database id. This cannot be undone. Reach for it only when the rule should be gone for good. To switch a rule off and keep it around to re-enable later, call ``utyped
update_schedule_ruleUpdate a schedule rule by database id — its cadence, target and enabled flag. Reach for this to change when a rule fires (``crontab`` for a cron schedule or ``max_no_scan_duration`` for the continuouincomplete
list_call_ui_nodesList the screens a mobile scan reached while driving the app. Each screen is returned with its id, the UI path it shows, the id of the screen it follows, the scenario it was reached from and the scenincomplete
get_ai_pentest_usageGet the AI agent token usage for one AI pentest (agentic deep scan). Reach for this to answer "what did this pentest cost" — each row is one agent/model call's input and output tokens, and the aggregincomplete
test_servicenow_integrationRun the checks of one ServiceNow configuration and report each result by name. Reach for this when tickets stop reaching ServiceNow: the named results tell "never configured", "disabled", "the instantyped
test_webhook_integrationSend a sample payload to one webhook integration and report how the endpoint answered. Reach for this to verify a saved webhook right away instead of waiting for a scan to finish. The request carriestyped
configure_servicenow_integrationSet up or update the ServiceNow connection of the caller's organisation. Reach for this to wire up ServiceNow ticket push — the instance URL and the credentials, basic auth (``username`` + ``passwordincomplete
test_gcp_cloud_connectorCheck that a Google Cloud cloud connector can read its Google Cloud project or organisation, without importing anything. Mirrors the 'gcpCloudConnectorTest' GraphQL query. The checks run in order: 'ctyped
list_aws_cloud_connectorsList the AWS cloud connectors that import internet-facing assets into the inventory. Mirrors the 'awsCloudConnectors' GraphQL query. Each connector reads one AWS account or AWS Organization with a reincomplete
create_aws_cloud_connectorConnect an AWS account so its internet-facing resources are imported every twelve hours. Mirrors the 'createAwsCloudConnector' GraphQL mutation. Only the fields of the chosen 'credential' are read; tincomplete
delete_aws_cloud_connectorDelete one AWS cloud connector so its AWS account or AWS Organization is no longer synced. Mirrors the 'deleteAwsCloudConnector' GraphQL mutation. The connector, its stored credentials and its sync rtyped
sync_aws_cloud_connectorImport the internet-facing resources of one AWS cloud connector right away. Mirrors the 'syncAwsCloudConnector' GraphQL mutation. The sync runs as a background job that reads the AWS account or AWS Otyped
test_aws_cloud_connectorCheck that an AWS cloud connector can read its AWS account or AWS Organization, without importing anything. Mirrors the 'awsCloudConnectorTest' GraphQL query. The checks run in order: 'credentials' (typed
list_azure_cloud_connectorsList the Azure cloud connectors that import internet-facing assets into the inventory. Mirrors the 'azureCloudConnectors' GraphQL query. Each connector reads one Azure subscription or management grouincomplete
ai_remediation_create_github_skillCreate a skill from a folder of a GitHub repository. Args: name: Name of the skill, unique in the organisation: lowercase letters and digits, with single hyphens between them. description: Whincomplete
create_azure_cloud_connectorConnect an Azure subscription so its internet-facing resources are imported every twelve hours. Mirrors the 'createAzureCloudConnector' GraphQL mutation. Exactly one of 'subscription_id' and 'managemincomplete
delete_azure_cloud_connectorDelete one Azure cloud connector so its Azure subscription or management group is no longer synced. Mirrors the 'deleteAzureCloudConnector' GraphQL mutation. The connector, its stored credentials andtyped
sync_azure_cloud_connectorImport the internet-facing resources of one Azure cloud connector right away. Mirrors the 'syncAzureCloudConnector' GraphQL mutation. The sync runs as a background job that reads the Azure subscriptityped
test_azure_cloud_connectorCheck that an Azure cloud connector can read its Azure subscription or management group, without importing anything. Mirrors the 'azureCloudConnectorTest' GraphQL query. The checks run in order: 'cretyped
list_gcp_cloud_connectorsList the Google Cloud cloud connectors that import internet-facing assets into the inventory. Mirrors the 'gcpCloudConnectors' GraphQL query. Each connector reads one Google Cloud project or organisaincomplete
create_gcp_cloud_connectorConnect a Google Cloud project so its internet-facing resources are imported every twelve hours. Mirrors the 'createGcpCloudConnector' GraphQL mutation. Pass only the fields of the chosen 'credentialincomplete
list_stack_tracesList the call stacks a scan recorded while it drove the application. A stack trace is one call stack captured at runtime in one runtime (``dex``, ``native``, ``js``, ``flutter``, ``swift`` or ``objc`incomplete
list_http_trafficList the HTTP exchanges captured during a scan. Each row is one exchange — a captured request paired with its response — described by its metadata alone: method, scheme, host, port, path, status codeincomplete
create_autodiscovery_scanCreate (launch) an autodiscovery scan over the organisation's discovery set. Reach for this to **scan what autodiscovery surfaced** — the assets accepted into the inventory via ``accept_autodiscoveryincomplete
create_mobile_file_scanCreate (launch) a scan against a mobile binary the caller has uploaded. Reach for this tool to start a scan of an app **file** — an Android APK or AAB, an iOS IPA, a HarmonyOS HAP. To scan an app pubincomplete
create_multi_asset_scanCreate (launch) one ``Multi Asset Deep Agentic Scan`` over several targets. Reach for this tool to **start** a single scan that spans web, network, repository, mobile-store and uploaded-file targets incomplete
create_source_code_archive_scanCreate (launch) a source-code scan over an uploaded archive. Reach for this tool to **start** a scan of source code the caller holds as a file rather than in a hosted repository. To scan a repositoryincomplete
list_ai_provider_api_keysList the AI provider API keys stored for the authenticated organisation. An entry is one AI provider credential the organisation registered — an OpenAI, Anthropic, Bedrock, Azure or Vertex account, aincomplete
ai_remediation_list_agentsList the organisation's AI remediation agents, with their skills, MCP servers and rules. Returns: The agents, ordered by name, or an error payload. typed
ai_remediation_get_agentGet one AI remediation agent of the organisation, with its skills, MCP servers and rules. Args: agent_id: Id of the agent. Returns: The agent, or an error payload. typed
ai_remediation_create_agentCreate an AI remediation agent: its job, the role of its runs and the model key it runs on, or that it is prepaid. Args: name: Name shown in the product. system_prompt: The agent's job, givenincomplete
ai_remediation_replace_agentReplace the fields of an AI remediation agent, keeping its id, skills, MCP servers, rules and avatar. Args: agent_id: Id of the agent. name: Name shown in the product. description: What tincomplete
ai_remediation_delete_agentDelete an AI remediation agent, with its skill and MCP server picks, its rules and its avatar. Args: agent_id: Id of the agent. Returns: The id of the deleted agent, or an error payload. typed
ai_remediation_list_skillsList the organisation's skills, enabled or not, and the enabled catalogue skills. Returns: The skills, ordered by name, or an error payload. typed
ai_remediation_replace_github_skillReplace the name, the description and the repository folder of a GitHub skill, keeping its id, the agents that picked it and whether it is enabled. Args: skill_id: Id of the GitHub skill. namincomplete
ai_remediation_replace_written_skillReplace the name, the description and the text of a written skill, keeping its id, the agents that picked it and whether it is enabled. Args: skill_id: Id of the written skill. name: Name of typed
ai_remediation_replace_uploaded_skillReplace the name, the description and the zip archive of an uploaded skill, keeping its id, the agents that picked it and whether it is enabled. Args: skill_id: Id of the uploaded skill. nametyped
ai_remediation_enable_skillTurn a skill on, checking again that a GitHub skill's repository can be read. Args: kind: Kind of the skill. skill_id: Id of the skill. Returns: The skill after the change, or an error pincomplete
ai_remediation_disable_skillTurn a skill off, so no agent loads it, without changing the agents that picked it. Args: kind: Kind of the skill. skill_id: Id of the skill. Returns: The skill after the change, or an eincomplete
ai_remediation_delete_skillDelete a skill, removing it from the agents that picked it. Args: kind: Kind of the skill. skill_id: Id of the skill. Returns: The id of the deleted skill, or an error payload. incomplete
ai_remediation_add_agent_skillGive an AI remediation agent a skill, when it does not have it yet. Args: agent_id: Id of the agent. kind: Kind of the skill. skill_id: Id of an enabled skill of this kind, of the organisincomplete
ai_remediation_remove_agent_skillTake a skill away from an AI remediation agent, when the agent has it. Args: agent_id: Id of the agent. kind: Kind of the skill. skill_id: Id of the skill. Returns: The agent after tincomplete
ai_remediation_list_mcp_serversList the organisation's MCP servers of every kind, enabled or not, and the enabled catalogue MCP servers. An oxo server's `argument_details` give the type, description and default value of each agenttyped
ai_remediation_create_remote_mcp_serverCreate an MCP server that agents reach over HTTPS. Args: name: Name of the server, shown in the product and used as its key in the agent's configuration. Unique among the organisation's MCP serveincomplete
ai_remediation_create_stdio_mcp_serverCreate an MCP server that agents start as a local command inside the run's container. Args: name: Name of the server, shown in the product and used as its key in the agent's configuration. Uniqueincomplete
ai_remediation_enable_mcp_serverTurn an MCP server of the organisation on, so agents can pick it and call it. Args: kind: Kind of the MCP server. An organisation only has remote and stdio servers. mcp_server_id: Id of the Mtyped
ai_remediation_disable_mcp_serverTurn an MCP server of the organisation off, so no agent calls it, without changing its connections or the agents that picked it. Args: kind: Kind of the MCP server. An organisation only has remottyped
ai_remediation_delete_mcp_serverDelete an MCP server of the organisation, with its connections, their credential values and every agent's pick of them. Args: kind: Kind of the MCP server. mcp_server_id: Id of the MCP serverincomplete
ai_remediation_add_agent_mcp_serverGive an AI remediation agent an MCP server through the organisation's connection to it, when the agent does not have it yet. Args: agent_id: Id of the agent. kind: Kind of the connected MCP sincomplete
ai_remediation_remove_agent_mcp_serverTake an MCP server away from an AI remediation agent, when the agent has it through this connection. Args: agent_id: Id of the agent. kind: Kind of the connected MCP server. connection_idincomplete
ai_remediation_list_mcp_server_connectionsList the organisation's connections of every kind to the MCP servers it sees, without their credential values. Returns: The connections, ordered by the name of their MCP server, then by its kind,typed
ai_remediation_connect_mcp_serverConnect an MCP server to the organisation, with a value for each name the server needs. Args: kind: Kind of the MCP server. mcp_server_id: Id of an enabled MCP server of this kind, of the orgincomplete
ai_remediation_replace_mcp_server_credentialsReplace every credential value of one of the organisation's MCP server connections. Args: kind: Kind of the connected MCP server. connection_id: Id of the connection. credentials: A valueincomplete
ai_remediation_disconnect_mcp_serverDisconnect an MCP server from the organisation, deleting its credential values and every agent's pick of it. Args: kind: Kind of the connected MCP server. connection_id: Id of the connection.incomplete
ai_remediation_list_memoriesList the organisation's memories, enabled or not: folders of GitHub repositories where agents keep what they learn. Returns: The memories, ordered by name, or an error payload. typed
ai_remediation_create_memoryCreate a memory: a folder of a GitHub repository where agents keep what they learn. Args: name: Name of the memory, unique in the organisation. repo_url: HTTPS URL of a github.com repository incomplete
ai_remediation_replace_memoryReplace a memory, keeping its id, the agents that point at it and whether it is enabled. Args: memory_id: Id of the memory. name: Name of the memory, unique in the organisation. repo_url:incomplete
ai_remediation_enable_memoryTurn a memory on, checking again that the organisation's GitHub App can push to its repository. Args: memory_id: Id of the memory. Returns: The memory after the change, or an error payload. typed
ai_remediation_disable_memoryTurn a memory off, so no agent uses it, without changing the agents that point at it. Args: memory_id: Id of the memory. Returns: The memory after the change, or an error payload. typed
ai_remediation_delete_memoryDelete a memory, leaving the agents that used it with no memory. Args: memory_id: Id of the memory. Returns: The id of the deleted memory, or an error payload. typed
ai_remediation_create_ticket_ruleCreate a rule that runs an AI remediation agent on a ticket when one of its events happens and all its conditions match the ticket. Args: agent_id: Id of the agent the rule runs. name: Name oincomplete
ai_remediation_create_scan_ruleCreate a rule that runs an AI remediation agent when a scan is done and all its conditions match the scan. Args: agent_id: Id of the agent the rule runs. name: Name of the rule. prompt: Wincomplete
ai_remediation_create_schedule_ruleCreate a rule that runs an AI remediation agent on a cron schedule, always on the same ticket. Args: agent_id: Id of the agent the rule runs. name: Name of the rule. prompt: What the agenincomplete
ai_remediation_delete_ticket_ruleDelete a ticket rule of an AI remediation agent. Args: rule_id: Id of the ticket rule. Returns: The id of the deleted rule, or an error payload. typed
ai_remediation_delete_scan_ruleDelete a scan rule of an AI remediation agent. Args: rule_id: Id of the scan rule. Returns: The id of the deleted rule, or an error payload. typed
ai_remediation_delete_schedule_ruleDelete a schedule rule of an AI remediation agent. Its ticket stays, with the work of past runs. Args: rule_id: Id of the schedule rule. Returns: The id of the deleted rule, or an error payltyped
list_global_vulnerabilitiesList the vulnerabilities of recent scans across every organisation, paged. Each row carries the vulnerability's id, its scan, its knowledge-base entry and its message path (the agents it went throughincomplete
get_global_vulnerabilityReturn one vulnerability with its evidence, whichever organisation it belongs to. The payload carries the vulnerability's id, message path (the last element is the agent that emitted it), risk ratingtyped

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