MCP example prompts

Keepit MCP is designed for talking naturally. Below are example prompts organized by use case.

“Who has access to my partner account and what roles do they have?”
“Show me all customer accounts I manage — I need their names, IDs, and additional details”

“Are there any connectors across my entire portfolio that are currently failing?”
“What's the backup health status for XYZ Corp? When did each of their connectors last back up successfully?”

“Which of my customers are currently over their seat limit? Show me who's in grace period and who has already expired”
“How has seat usage changed for Contoso Ltd over the last 3 months? I want to see the trend”

“What changes were made across my accounts last week? Give me a full activity log”
“Something changed in one of my customer accounts on March 12 — can you pull the audit log for that day so I can see what happened?”

Tips for writing effective prompts

Be specific about time periods. Use ISO duration codes (P7D, PT6H) or natural language ("last 7 days," "since yesterday.")
Include connector GUIDs when you want data about specific connectors. You can find GUIDs in the results of any connector listing query.
Ask for comparisons. MCP tools are composable, so prompts like "compare X with Y" work well.
Request specific output formats. Ask for tables, sorted lists, or summaries depending on what you need.
Chain follow-up questions. After getting results, ask deeper questions like "Why did that connector fail?" or "Show me the audit trail for that time window."
Use grouping language. Phrases like "group by," "split into," and "rank by" help the AI organize results meaningfully.
Start broad, then narrow. Begin with an overview prompt, then drill into specific connectors or time ranges based on what you find