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API referenceList virtual keys with their own tool-scan action

List virtual keys with their own tool-scan action

GET/v1/virtual-keys/tool-scan-settings

List virtual keys with their own tool-scan action.

The tool-result scan checks the tool results your application sends back to the model (tool-role messages) for injected instructions. A key uses the platform default action unless it sets its own. This answers the default (default_action) and every key of the organization, or of one workspace, that sets its own action; a key not listed uses the default.

Requires a workspace key (member or admin) for workspace_id when it is given, or an organization admin key; an organization-wide list requires an organization admin key. 403 otherwise.

Authorization

  • AuthorizationBearer va_

    A platform API key (va_...), created under Settings > API keys. Scoped to an organization or one workspace, with an admin or member role. Used by the management API.

Query parameters

  • organizationstringrequired

    the organization slug

  • workspace_idstring<uuid>

    only keys in this workspace (UUID); omit for the whole organization

Responses

200application/json
  • default_actionenum<string>

    The platform default action, used by every key not listed in data: MONITOR, REDACT or BLOCK.

    One of "MONITOR", "REDACT", "BLOCK"

  • dataobject[]

    The keys that set an action of their own. Empty when every key uses the default.

    Child attributes
    • virtual_key_slugstring

      The virtual key's slug (vk-...).

    • actionenum<string>

      The key's own action; absent when the key uses the platform default.

      One of "MONITOR", "REDACT", "BLOCK"

    • effective_actionenum<string>

      What the scan does on this key's requests: action, else default_action.

      One of "MONITOR", "REDACT", "BLOCK"

    • default_actionenum<string>

      The platform default, used when the key sets no action of its own.

      One of "MONITOR", "REDACT", "BLOCK"

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