Use Case

Advanced Platform Configuration

Complex configuration rarely belongs to one screen or one vendor tool. GAEZLA exposes the operation-level surface represented by supported API specifications through a common MCP interface, so an operator can move from intent to current-state discovery, schema-accurate design, reviewable code, and—where supported—governed execution.

One operating surface across systems

The model can discover operations, retrieve schemas, and read current state across the configured systems relevant to the change instead of being confined to one vendor-specific MCP namespace.

Use semantic retrieval with lexical fallback over distributed API specifications.
Resolve operations by intent, then inspect parameters, request bodies, and safety hints before invocation.
Combine API facts with repository context, target relationships, case evidence, and retained operational knowledge.

Example: identity, cloud, and device configuration

A project such as Entra ID, Azure, and Intune enrolment design can be decomposed into tenant prerequisites, current-state reads, supported API operations, desired-state files, and an implementation plan.

Inspect directory, resource, and managed-device context exposed by the configured tenant permissions.
Model policy and enrolment prerequisites against the schemas actually available to that environment.
Retain the proposed design as IaC and clearly identify any portal-only or unsupported step for operator completion.

Execution follows capability, not assumption

Broad discovery does not imply unrestricted writes. Each integration declares whether reads execute directly, mutations create durable proposals, or a write is unavailable.

Keep the generated IaC and implementation plan useful even when direct mutation is not supported.
Route eligible changes through explicit approval and execution records.
Preserve current evidence, intended state, and the reviewed change as separate facts.

Value over time

How the product path is separated.

Intent

Describe the outcome

State the desired identity, cloud, device, workload, or service configuration in operational terms.

Map

Discover the real API surface

Search the relevant specifications and current environment rather than guessing endpoint or schema shape.

Encode

Produce reviewable desired state

Create IaC, policy files, or a bounded implementation artifact with assumptions made explicit.

Govern

Approve the available action path

Use a repository PR, supported proposal, signed playbook, or app runtime only where that path is configured.

Related workflows.

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