feat: add list_profiles and switch_profile tools#133
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akmukherjee wants to merge 1 commit intoPrefectHQ:mainfrom
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feat: add list_profiles and switch_profile tools#133akmukherjee wants to merge 1 commit intoPrefectHQ:mainfrom
akmukherjee wants to merge 1 commit intoPrefectHQ:mainfrom
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hi @akmukherjee thank you for the PR, sorry for the sluggish response, this is still on my radar. there are some details i want to think about / talk about with the team but this is generally looking good here and i'll come back for a thorough review as soon as possible |
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Adds two tools for switching between Prefect workspaces in stdio transport (e.g. Claude Desktop):
list_profiles — lists available profiles from ~/.prefect/profiles.toml
switch_profile — stores the selected profile in session state; the middleware then wraps subsequent tool calls in use_profile() so they use that profile's credentials
No new settings or dependencies. Falls back to the default active profile if switch_profile has not been called.