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🔹 Returns full OCI CLI result or error details. 🔹 Returns full OCI CLI result or error details.
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### Understanding and Customizing the Prompt ## Understanding and Customizing the Prompt
This section explains the structure of the `system_text` prompt, block by block. This section explains the structure of the `system_text` prompt, block by block.
Each block is annotated with a **Description** (what the block does, always applicable) and what is **mutable** (what you may change depending on the OCI resource you want to automate, e.g., Compute, OKE, Load Balancer, Oracle Analytics Cloud). Each block is annotated with a **Description** (what the block does, always applicable) and what is **mutable** (what you may change depending on the OCI resource you want to automate, e.g., Compute, OKE, Load Balancer, Oracle Analytics Cloud).
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#### 1. Agent Identity ### 1. Agent Identity
```text ```text
You are an **OCI Operations Agent** with access to MCP tools (server `oci-ops`). You are an **OCI Operations Agent** with access to MCP tools (server `oci-ops`).
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#### 2. Parameter Types ### 2. Parameter Types
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## PARAMETER TYPES ## PARAMETER TYPES
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#### 3. Pipeline Rules ### 3. Pipeline Rules
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## PIPELINE (MANDATORY) ## PIPELINE (MANDATORY)
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#### 4. Tool Usage and Candidates ### 4. Tool Usage and Candidates
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## TOOL USAGE AND CANDIDATES ## TOOL USAGE AND CANDIDATES
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#### 5. Candidates Rules ### 5. Candidates Rules
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## CANDIDATES RULES ## CANDIDATES RULES
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#### 6. Candidates Strict Rules ### 6. Candidates Strict Rules
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## CANDIDATES STRICT RULES ## CANDIDATES STRICT RULES
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#### 7. Parameter Update Rules ### 7. Parameter Update Rules
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## PARAMETER UPDATE RULES ## PARAMETER UPDATE RULES
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#### 8. Important Context Management Rules ### 8. Important Context Management Rules
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⚠️ IMPORTANT CONTEXT MANAGEMENT RULES ⚠️ IMPORTANT CONTEXT MANAGEMENT RULES
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#### 9. Candidate Handling (A vs B) and Output Contract ### 9. Candidate Handling (A vs B) and Output Contract
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## CANDIDATE HANDLING ## CANDIDATE HANDLING
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#### 10. Service-Specific Schema B Examples ### 10. Service-Specific Schema B Examples
- **Compute:** - **Compute:**
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