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Overview

Recipes are guided setups for common outcomes, such as blocking agent Git pushes or limiting the rows a query returns. Each recipe asks a few questions and shows exactly what it will create. Then it creates that configuration in your organization. A recipe can create policies, permissions, workflows, network rules, scenario monitors, hooks, or data loaders. A Bundle recipe creates several of these together. The created items are ordinary configuration. You can edit or delete them later like anything else you create by hand.

Use a Recipe

1

Find a recipe

Go to Recipes. Filter by outcome (AI Activity, Data Protection, Access Patterns, or Detection and Response), by type, or by search.
2

Configure it

Click Configure on a recipe card. Answer each question, such as which Resources and which people the setup covers.
3

Review the plan

Click Review and create. The drawer lists every item the recipe will create. Nothing is created until you confirm.
4

Create the items

Click the button with the item count, such as Create 2 items. If some items fail, fix the cause and click Retry remaining.
Verify: The new items appear on their own pages, such as Policies or Network Rules. Creating items requires the same permissions as creating them by hand. Recipes marked Coming Soon aren’t available yet.

Available Recipes

Recipes for the Example Use Cases

Several example use cases have a matching recipe. The guide explains each piece. The recipe creates the same configuration in a few clicks.

Next Steps

Formal Agent

Ask the in-app assistant to draft configuration

Policies

Learn how policies work