Sample prompts

How to use these

Select a bot first. Use Ask to inspect, Plan to sequence, Agent mode when you want files written on the Project VM. If the VM is not ready, wait for the default Project or create another in Orca Cockpit IDE before Agent-mode prompts that need a repo.

Hello-world API

Create a hello-world Mule HTTP API named hello-api that returns {"message":"ok"} on GET /hello. Use a standard Maven Mule project layout. Show me the RAML or OAS first, then scaffold the project on this Project.

Follow with Plan if you want the listener, error handler, and a local run spelled out before Agent touches files.

Salesforce sync stub

Plan a Salesforce → Mule sync stub: poll Contact updates and expose them as an Experience API. Use the Salesforce Connected App from my vault. Do not deploy yet. List the flows, object fields, and OAuth handoff I will finish on the Project VM.

Deploy to CloudHub or Runtime Fabric

What deploy targets can you see in this Anypoint org (CloudHub 1.0, CloudHub 2.0, Runtime Fabric)? If hello-api is buildable on this Project, plan a deploy. Do not push until I confirm the environment name.

We do not claim a universal one-click deploy. If Runtime Manager is not visible to the Connected App, Ask will say so. That is the product working — not a silent failure.

More biscuit-week prompts

• List applications and vCores in this org. Flag anything unpoliced.
• Clone this GitHub Mule repo onto the Project and summarize the API-led layers.
• Import the Postman collection from my vault key and generate matching Mule flows as a Plan only.
• I need to finish OAuth in a real browser — open the Project VM and tell me when to click Allow.