/ in your agent and they appear alongside the client’s own commands.
The four workflows
create-proxy-resource
Describe the job. The prompt recommends a proxy type and geo setup, creates the resource with a name and description that match the task, and finishes with a connection string you can paste straight into your tools.string
required
What the proxy is for, in plain language -
collecting Amazon product prices in the US.string
residential or mobile. Omit it and the agent recommends one based on the purpose.string
Default country, as a name or ISO code -
US, Germany. Omit it and the agent infers one from the purpose.build-connection-string
The same recommend-then-assemble step as above, but for a proxy that already exists. Useful when the proxy was created in the dashboard and you now want the right username parameters for a specific job.string
Which proxy to build the string for. Omit it and the agent asks, or picks from your list.
string
What the connection is for. Drives the protocol, geo, and session recommendations.
username:password@host:port string with the geo and session parameters encoded in the username. The format itself is documented under Authentication.
monthly-cost-report
Traffic and spend over a period, per proxy, with the outliers called out: proxies burning traffic unusually fast, proxies sitting idle, and a low balance.string
required
Accepts natural language -
this month, last 30 days, March.cleanup-unused-proxies
Finds proxies with zero traffic over the last 30 days and deactivates them, after showing you the list and waiting for confirmation. No arguments.This prompt never deletes. It only deactivates, which is reversible - set a proxy back to
active and it resumes.Next steps
Usage Examples
Full sessions, including one driven by a prompt.
Tools
The individual actions these workflows are built from.