Routing note: For ambiguous user intents, use the shared clarification templates in references/intent-clarification.md.

Access Tokens

Manage TrueFoundry personal access tokens (PATs). List, create, and delete tokens used for API authentication, CI/CD pipelines, and AI Gateway access.

When to Use

List, create, or delete personal access tokens for API authentication, CI/CD pipelines, or AI Gateway access.

Security Policy: Credential Handling

The agent MUST NOT repeat, store, or log token values in its own responses.

After creating a token, direct the user to copy the value from the API response output above — do not re-display it.

Never include token values in summaries, follow-up messages, or any other output.

Step 1: Preflight

Run the status skill first to verify TFY_BASE_URL and TFY_API_KEY are set and valid.

When using direct API, set TFY_API_SH to the full path of this skill's scripts/tfy-api.sh. See references/tfy-api-setup.md for paths per agent.

Step 2: List Access Tokens

Via Tool Call

tfy_access_tokens_list()

Via Direct API

TFY_API_SH=~/.claude/skills/truefoundry-access-tokens/scripts/tfy-api.sh

# List all personal access tokens
$TFY_API_SH GET /api/svc/v1/personal-access-tokens

Present results:

Personal Access Tokens:
| Name          | ID       | Created At  | Expires At  |
|---------------|----------|-------------|-------------|
| ci-pipeline   | pat-abc  | 2025-01-15  | 2025-07-15  |
| dev-local     | pat-def  | 2025-03-01  | Never       |

Security: Never display token values. They are only shown once at creation time.

Step 3: Create Access Token

Ask the user for a token name before creating.

Via Tool Call

tfy_access_tokens_create(payload={"name": "my-token"})

Note: Requires human approval (HITL) via tool call.

Via Direct API

# Create a new personal access token
$TFY_API_SH POST /api/svc/v1/personal-access-tokens '{"name":"my-token"}'

IMPORTANT: The token value is returned ONLY in the creation response.

Security: Token Display Policy

Default to showing only a masked preview (for example: first 4 + last 4 characters).

Show the full token only after explicit user confirmation that they are ready to copy it now.

If a full token is shown, show it only once, in a minimal response, and never repeat it in summaries/follow-up messages.

The agent must NEVER store, log, or re-display the token value after the initial one-time reveal.

If the user asks to see the token again later, instruct them to create a new token.

Present the result:

Token created successfully!
Name: my-token
Token (masked): tfy_****...****

If user explicitly confirms they are ready to copy it:
One-time token: <full value from API response>

⚠️  Save this token NOW — it will not be shown again.
Store it in a password manager, CI/CD secret store, or TrueFoundry secret group.
Never commit tokens to Git or share them in plain text.

Step 4: Delete Access Token

Ask for confirmation before deleting — this is irreversible and will break any integrations using the token.

Via Tool Call

tfy_access_tokens_delete(id="TOKEN_ID")

Note: Requires human approval (HITL) via tool call.

Via Direct API

# Delete a personal access token
$TFY_API_SH DELETE /api/svc/v1/personal-access-tokens/TOKEN_ID

<success_criteria>

Success Criteria

The user can list all personal access tokens in a formatted table
The user can create a new token and receives a masked preview by default
Full token reveal happens only on explicit confirmation and only once
The user has been warned to save the token value immediately
The user can delete a token after confirmation
The agent has never displayed existing token values — only new tokens at creation time

</success_criteria>

Composability

AI Gateway: PATs are used to authenticate AI Gateway requests (ai-gateway skill)
GitOps / CI/CD: PATs are needed for automated deployments (gitops skill, deploy skill declarative apply workflow)
Status: Use status skill to verify a PAT is working
Secrets: Store PATs as secrets for deployments (secrets skill)

API Endpoints

See references/api-endpoints.md for the full Personal Access Tokens API reference.

Error Handling

Permission Denied

Cannot manage access tokens. Check your API key permissions.

Token Not Found

Token ID not found. List tokens first to find the correct ID.

Token Name Already Exists

A token with this name already exists. Use a different name.

Deleted Token Still In Use

If services fail after token deletion, they were using the deleted token.
Create a new token and update the affected services/pipelines.

Cannot Retrieve Token Value

Token values are only shown at creation time. If lost, delete the old token
and create a new one, then update all services that used the old token.