Resources
Learn about the tool scopes, features, and capabilities for resource owners and labels, with sample workflows and example prompts.
Early Access release
- Tool name
manage_governance_resource- Okta scopes
okta.governance.resourceOwner.read,okta.governance.resourceOwner.manage,okta.governance.labels.read, andokta.governance.labels.manage
What you can do
Manage resource ownership and classify resources with labels.
Resource owners
- List the resource owners and the unowned resources, such as entitlement bundles and values, inside a specific app
- Configure and manage resource owners and their assignments
Note: When you set the owners of a resource, any owner you don't list is removed. Name everyone who should keep ownership.
Labels
- Create and update labels and their values
- Assign and unassign labels to resources
Key features
- Use token-optimized TSV responses to reduce LLM token usage
- Use scope-based access control
Sample use cases
| Use case | Prompt | Result |
|---|---|---|
| The admin wants to assign owners to apps. | Make Priya the owner of the Salesforce app. | Priya is set as the resource owner. All other owners are removed. |
| The admin wants to see which resources in an app have no owner. | Which entitlement bundles in the Salesforce app have no owner? | The entitlement bundles in the Salesforce app are listed, and the ones without an owner are reported. |
| The admin wants to classify resources with labels. | Create a Data Classification label with confidential and public values, then mark the HR app as confidential. | The label and its values are created, and the confidential value is assigned to the app. |