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You connect your entire security dashboard straight into your AI client. You don't have to jump between browser tabs or switch contexts just to diagnose package vulnerabilities or project issues; you query your whole organizational vulnerability footprint directly through the Model Context Protocol.

When you need to understand which applications are running, start with list_projects. This tool immediately gives you a list of every single active application project within an organization. Once you've identified the target projects, you can drill down further using get_project_details to retrieve specific configurations and metadata for that defined application project.

If you need to find security flaws in your code, run list_issues. This generates a comprehensive list of every potential security issue associated with a specified project ID. For the nitty-gritty details on any single finding, use get_issue_details. That pulls specific, technical information about one identified vulnerability, giving you exact remediation steps and deep vulnerability specifics.

To map out your company's structure or audit who's on the team, first run list_organizations to see all separate organizational units managed by the account. Then, pull a complete roster of users in that organization using list_organization_members, which shows every user member, their associated roles, and emails. You can also check what external services are hooked up via list_integrations; it lists everything from GitHub to AWS currently connected to your Snyk account.

When you need to handle the operational side of things, you've got tools for usage tracking and billing. Check how much capacity you've used by running get_usage_stats, which gives you a clear picture of the organization's current consumption rates against established quotas. For total financial clarity, run get_billing_info to retrieve the organization's current billing details and subscription information.

This setup lets your AI client handle all these complex reads using plain language commands. You can list every project, get its specific configuration, generate a full report of security flaws for that project, pull out the remediation steps for any single flaw found, see who works in the organization, check which organizational units exist, confirm what services are integrated, audit your current usage against quotas, and review the entire billing structure—all without touching another tab.