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Expand Up @@ -34,8 +34,9 @@ You can use the following set of prompts as a guide to help you write your own c

The following prompt runs the [`resolveProviderDocID`](/terraform/docs/tools/mcp-server#resolveproviderdocid) tool, which obtains a list of related provider document IDs so that you can decide which resources to create:

> "I need help understanding what resources are available in the Google provider that are for AI"

```
I need help understanding what resources are available in the Google provider that are for AI
```

#### Response

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The following prompt runs the [`resolveProviderDocID`](/terraform/docs/tools/mcp-server#resolveproviderdocid) tool, which gets a list of provider documentation IDs. Next, the [`getProviderDocs`](/terraform/docs/tools/mcp-server#getproviderdocs) tool calls the appropriate documentation for the use case:

> "I need help setting up storage buckets in the azure provider"
```
I need help setting up storage buckets in the azure provider
```

#### Response

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The following prompt runs the [`searchModules`](/terraform/docs/tools/mcp-server#searchmodules) tool, which gets a list of modules:

> "Is there a module to help with setting up an IBM VM?"
```
Is there a module to help with setting up an IBM VM?
```

#### Response

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