resource-pool

You can list SmartCMP resource pools by querying the standalone directory endpoint, which returns a read-only directory of available pools for quick browsing without entering a provisioning workflow.

Yes, you can filter SmartCMP resource pools by passing an optional query_value parameter to the directory endpoint, allowing you to search for specific pools quickly.

The best way to get a read-only view of SmartCMP resource pools is to use the directory endpoint, which provides a simple user-facing list plus machine-readable metadata for follow-on actions.

No, the resource-pool Skill does not require entering a provisioning workflow; it satisfies a read-only browsing requirement by querying the public API directory endpoint directly.

You need the requests library to retrieve SmartCMP resource pool metadata via API, querying the public directory endpoint with an optional query_value parameter to return both user-visible lists and machine-readable data.