[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: add users or groups to a Management Console role. Why this is destructive: A privilege grant - the wiring manifest names permission grants as destructive outright. operations.csv screens it as not destructive. POST /api/external/v1/roles/addUsersToRole. Send the request body as JSON; Island documents these fields: roleId, emails, groups. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Create a tenant under the current tenant hierarchy. POST /api/external/v1/tenantsManagement. Send the request body as JSON; Island documents these fields: tenantId, tenantName, defaultRegion, tenantIndication, hierarchicalNodeType, parentTenantId. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: delete a tenant. Why this is destructive: Deletes a whole tenant and everything under it, and the body carries a forceDelete flag. No dry run and no undo is documented. POST /api/external/v1/tenantsManagement/ExternalDeleteTenant. Send the request body as JSON; Island documents these fields: tenantId, forceDelete. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get one tenant by its Island tenant ID. GET /api/external/v1/tenantsManagement/. Path parameters: tenantId. Returns Island's raw JSON. Get the tenantId from island_list_tenants.

[Island Browser] Get the user audience mapping that decides which identities this tenant admits. GET /api/external/v1/tenantsManagement/GetUserAudienceMapping. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] List the Management Console roles in this tenant. GET /api/external/v1/roles. Returns Island's raw JSON. The roleId values here are what island_add_users_to_role and island_remove_users_from_role take. Island role names are tenant-specific, so this is the only way to discover them. Island publishes no page size, no cursor and no total for this read, so the whole collection comes back in one response and no page parameter is invented here. On a large tenant expect the platform result-size cap rather than a page.

[Island Browser] List the Island tenants this credential can see, with their hierarchy. GET /api/external/v1/tenantsManagement/GetVisibleHierarchyTenantsSlim. Optional filters: IncludeCurrentTenant. Returns Island's raw JSON. Start here: it is the cheapest call that proves the credential, and its tenantId values are what island_get_tenant takes. One Island API key binds to ONE Island tenant, so this returns the hierarchy that key can see and nothing outside it. Island publishes no page size, no cursor and no total for this read, so the whole collection comes back in one response and no page parameter is invented here. On a large tenant expect the platform result-size cap rather than a page.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: remove users from a Management Console role. Why this is destructive: Revokes console privileges; it can lock an administrator out of their own console. POST /api/external/v1/roles/removeUsersFromRole. Send the request body as JSON; Island documents these fields: roleId, emails. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Update a tenant name, description or indication. PATCH /api/external/v1/tenantsManagement. Send the request body as JSON; Island documents these fields: tenantId, tenantName, description, tenantIndication. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: set the user audience mapping for a sub-tenant. Why this is destructive: Wholesale-replace semantics on the emails, groups and claims collections, and the mapping decides who may sign in to the browser - an omitted member is removed and the people it covers lose access. operations.csv screens this as not destructive; the wiring manifest rule for a documented wholesale replacement wins. PATCH /api/external/v1/tenantsManagement/UpsertUserAudienceMapping. Send the request body as JSON; Island documents these fields: id, createdDate, updatedDate, tenantId, email, emails, groups, claims, targetTenantId, priority, userType. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: block a user from the Island browser. Why this is destructive: Takes the browser away from a working person immediately. POST /api/external/v1/users/block. Send the request body as JSON; Island documents these fields: userId, userEntityId, reason. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: remove a non-IDP invited browser user. Why this is destructive: DELETE verb. DELETE /api/external/v1/users/. Path parameters: id. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: force a user to log out of the Island browser. Why this is destructive: Ends live sessions; unsaved work in the browser is lost. POST /api/external/v1/users/logout. Send the request body as JSON; Island documents these fields: userId. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: invite users to the Island browser in bulk. Why this is destructive: Sends invitation email to every address in the body - the wiring manifest names anything that reaches a human as destructive, and an invitation cannot be recalled. POST /api/external/v1/users/invite-bulk. Send the request body as JSON; Island documents these fields: users. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] List the distinct values a browser-user column takes. GET /api/external/v1/users/distinct. Optional filters: Limit, Start, End, FilterBy, Column. Returns Island's raw JSON. Use this to discover the values a browser-user column holds before filtering island_list_users on it.

[Island Browser] List browser users matching a simple filter. GET /api/external/v1/users. Optional filters: Start, End, Limit, Offset, SortBy, SortDirection, IncludeAllUserStatus. Returns Island's raw JSON. The userId values here are what island_block_user, island_unblock_user, island_force_user_logout and island_modify_user take. Use island_list_user_field_values first when you want to know which values a column actually holds before filtering on it.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: modify a browser user. Why this is destructive: The documented request body carries delete and setAsRevoked booleans, so this one call can delete or revoke the user outright. operations.csv screens it as not destructive because the summary reads as an ordinary update. POST /api/external/v1/users/ModifyUser. Send the request body as JSON; Island documents these fields: userType, userId, setAsRevoked, delete, expirationDate. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Search user groups by a typeahead query. GET /api/external/v1/usersData/groups. Optional filters: GroupContainsQuery, Limit, UserType. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Unblock a user of the Island browser. POST /api/external/v1/users/unblock. Send the request body as JSON; Island documents these fields: userId, userEntityId. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: block a machine from the Island browser. Why this is destructive: Takes the browser away from a working machine immediately. POST /api/external/v1/devices/blockMachine. Send the request body as JSON; Island documents these fields: machineId, reason. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get one device by its ID. GET /api/external/v1/devices/. Path parameters: id. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get one extension risk profile and details. GET /api/external/v1/extensions/. Path parameters: extensionId. Optional filters: version. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island declares a 429 rate-limit response on this endpoint - one of exactly FOUR operations in 1,103 that declare one - so pace a sweep rather than calling it once per row of island_list_extensions as fast as the connector allows. Island publishes no limit value and no rate-limit headers, so a 429 without a Retry-After costs a blind 60-second wait.

[Island Browser] List the browser extensions installed on one device. GET /api/external/v1/devices//extensions. Path parameters: id. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island publishes no page size, no cursor and no total for this read, so the whole collection comes back in one response and no page parameter is invented here. On a large tenant expect the platform result-size cap rather than a page.

[Island Browser] List devices matching a filter. POST /api/external/v1/devices. Send the filter as JSON; Island documents these fields: filters, start, end, limit, offset, sortBy, sortBySubProperty, sortDirection, nullsLast, freeTextSearchFilter, freeTextSearchFilterFields, selectFields, sqlProviderType. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON. The device ids here are what island_get_device, island_list_device_extensions and island_block_device take.

[Island Browser] List every browser extension installed across the fleet. GET /api/external/v1/extensions. Returns Island's raw JSON. This is the fleet-wide extension inventory. For one machine use island_list_device_extensions, and for one extension risk profile use island_get_extension. Island publishes no page size, no cursor and no total for this read, so the whole collection comes back in one response and no page parameter is invented here. On a large tenant expect the platform result-size cap rather than a page.

[Island Browser] Unblock a machine on the Island browser. POST /api/external/v1/devices/unblockMachine. Send the request body as JSON; Island documents these fields: machineId. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get the experience score for one application. POST /api/external/v1/dex/app//score. Path parameters: id. Send the filter as JSON; Island documents these fields: end, filters, start. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Break the application experience score down by a grouping. POST /api/external/v1/dex/app//score/by. Path parameters: id. Send the filter as JSON; Island documents these fields: limit, offset, end, filters, sortBy, groupBy, start, sortDirection. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get the speed measurements for one application. POST /api/external/v1/dex/app//speed. Path parameters: id. Send the filter as JSON; Island documents these fields: end, filters, granularity, start. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Break application speed down by a grouping. POST /api/external/v1/dex/app//speed/by. Path parameters: id. Send the filter as JSON; Island documents these fields: limit, offset, end, filters, sortBy, groupBy, start, sortDirection. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get the stability measurements for one application. POST /api/external/v1/dex/app//stability. Path parameters: id. Send the filter as JSON; Island documents these fields: end, filters, granularity, start. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Break application stability down by a grouping. POST /api/external/v1/dex/app//stability/by. Path parameters: id. Send the filter as JSON; Island documents these fields: limit, offset, end, filters, sortBy, groupBy, start, sortDirection. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get the usage measurements for one application. POST /api/external/v1/dex/app//usage. Path parameters: id. Send the filter as JSON; Island documents these fields: end, filters, granularity, start. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Break application usage down by a grouping. POST /api/external/v1/dex/app//usage/by. Path parameters: id. Send the filter as JSON; Island documents these fields: limit, offset, end, filters, sortBy, groupBy, start, sortDirection. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get the experience score for one device. POST /api/external/v1/dex/device//score. Path parameters: id. Send the filter as JSON; Island documents these fields: end, filters, start. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Break the device experience score down by a grouping. POST /api/external/v1/dex/device//score/by. Path parameters: id. Send the filter as JSON; Island documents these fields: limit, offset, end, filters, sortBy, groupBy, start, sortDirection. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get the speed measurements for one device. POST /api/external/v1/dex/device//speed. Path parameters: id. Send the filter as JSON; Island documents these fields: end, filters, granularity, start. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Break device speed down by a grouping. POST /api/external/v1/dex/device//speed/by. Path parameters: id. Send the filter as JSON; Island documents these fields: limit, offset, end, filters, sortBy, groupBy, start, sortDirection. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get the stability measurements for one device. POST /api/external/v1/dex/device//stability. Path parameters: id. Send the filter as JSON; Island documents these fields: end, filters, granularity, start. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Break device stability down by a grouping. POST /api/external/v1/dex/device//stability/by. Path parameters: id. Send the filter as JSON; Island documents these fields: limit, offset, end, filters, sortBy, groupBy, start, sortDirection. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get the experience timeline for one device. POST /api/external/v1/dex/device//timeline. Path parameters: id. Send the filter as JSON; Island documents these fields: end, filters, granularity, start. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get the usage measurements for one device. POST /api/external/v1/dex/device//usage. Path parameters: id. Send the filter as JSON; Island documents these fields: end, filters, granularity, start. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] List the devices that used one application. POST /api/external/v1/dex/app//devices. Path parameters: id. Send the filter as JSON; Island documents these fields: limit, offset, end, filters, sortBy, start, sortDirection. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] List the errors behind one application stability score. POST /api/external/v1/dex/app//stability/errors. Path parameters: id. Send the filter as JSON; Island documents these fields: end, filters, start. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] List the applications Digital Experience scores. POST /api/external/v1/dex/apps. Send the filter as JSON; Island documents these fields: limit, offset, end, filters, sortBy, start, sortDirection. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON. The application ids here are what every other island_get_dex_app_* tool takes.

[Island Browser] List the errors behind one device stability score. POST /api/external/v1/dex/device//stability/errors. Path parameters: id. Send the filter as JSON; Island documents these fields: end, filters, start. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] List the devices Digital Experience scores. POST /api/external/v1/dex/devices. Send the filter as JSON; Island documents these fields: limit, offset, end, filters, sortBy, start, sortDirection. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON. The device ids here are what every other island_get_dex_device_* tool takes.

[Island Browser] Get one compromised credential by ID. GET /api/external/v1/compromised-credentials/. Path parameters: id. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] List Management Console admin actions matching a simple filter. GET /api/external/v1/adminActions. Optional filters: Start, End, Limit, Offset. Returns Island's raw JSON. This is the console audit trail: who changed what in Island itself. island_list_timeline_audits is the browser-side event feed.

[Island Browser] List compromised credentials Island has detected. POST /api/external/v1/compromised-credentials. Send the filter as JSON; Island documents these fields: filters, start, end, limit, offset, sortBy, sortBySubProperty, sortDirection, nullsLast, freeTextSearchFilter, freeTextSearchFilterFields, selectFields, sqlProviderType. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON. Triage a finding with island_update_compromised_credential_status once you have decided what it is.

[Island Browser] List the insights Island raises for this tenant. POST /api/external/v1/insights. Send the filter as JSON; Island documents these fields: module, includeHiddenInsights, limit, offset. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON. An insight name from here is what island_list_issues_by_insight takes; island_search_issues searches across insights instead.

[Island Browser] List the issues for one named insight. GET /api/external/v1/issues/. Path parameters: insightName. Optional filters: limit, offset. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] List timeline audit events matching a simple filter. GET /api/external/v1/timeline. Optional filters: Start, End, Limit, Offset. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island declares a 429 rate-limit response on this endpoint and says so in its own summary. It is one of exactly FOUR operations in 1,103 that declare one - the two timeline reads, island_get_extension and island_classify_urls - so keep the window narrow. Use island_search_timeline_audits when you need a filter a query string cannot express.

[Island Browser] Search Management Console admin actions with a complex filter. POST /api/external/v1/adminActions. Send the filter as JSON; Island documents these fields: limit, offset, filters, start, end, sortBy, sortBySubProperty, sortDirection, nullsLast, freeTextSearchFilter, freeTextSearchFilterFields, selectFields, sqlProviderType. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Search the issues behind the insights. POST /api/external/v1/issues. Send the filter as JSON; Island documents these fields: insightName, category, lastUpdateFrom, lastUpdateTo, includeHiddenInsights, limit, offset. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Search timeline audit events with a complex filter. POST /api/external/v1/timeline. Send the filter as JSON; Island documents these fields: limit, offset, sortDirection, filters, sortBy, freeTextSearchFilterFields, selectFields, end, start, sortBySubProperty, nullsLast, freeTextSearchFilter, sqlProviderType. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island declares a 429 rate-limit response on this endpoint and says so in its own summary. It is one of exactly FOUR operations in 1,103 that declare one, so page with Offset and keep the window narrow rather than widening the date range. island_list_timeline_audits is the same feed behind a query-string filter.

[Island Browser] Set the triage status on compromised credentials. POST /api/external/v1/compromised-credentials/updateStatus. Send the request body as JSON; Island documents these fields: ids, newStatus. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Check whether the pending policy changes can still be reverted. GET /api/external/v1/policyChanges/CanRevert. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get the status of an asynchronous policy push. GET /api/external/v1/policyChanges/PushStatus/. Path parameters: pushId. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] List the latest published policies. GET /api/external/v1/policies/getAllLatest. Optional filters: PageToken. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] List the policy changes staged but not yet pushed. GET /api/external/v1/policyChanges/pendingChanges. Returns Island's raw JSON. Read this BEFORE island_push_policy_changes - the push applies every change listed here at once, to every managed browser. Island publishes no page size, no cursor and no total for this read, so the whole collection comes back in one response and no page parameter is invented here. On a large tenant expect the platform result-size cap rather than a page.

[Island Browser] List policies published after a date. GET /api/external/v1/policies/getAllAfter. Optional filters: Date, PageToken. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] List policies of one type published after a version. GET /api/external/v1/policies/getByTypeAfterVersion. Optional filters: Type, Version, PageToken. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: push every pending policy change to the live browser fleet. Why this is destructive: Applies every staged change at once to every managed browser. The train plan task rules policyChanges push and revert destructive. POST /api/external/v1/policyChanges/push. Returns Island's raw JSON. Read island_list_pending_policy_changes first and confirm the list with a person. The push returns a pushId that island_get_policy_push_status tracks, and island_can_revert_policy_changes says whether a rollback is still possible.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: discard every pending policy change. Why this is destructive: Throws away staged work with no undo. The train plan task rules policyChanges push and revert destructive. POST /api/external/v1/policyChanges/Revert. Returns Island's raw JSON. Check island_can_revert_policy_changes first, and read island_list_pending_policy_changes to see what will be thrown away.

[Island Browser] Upload policy approvals. POST /api/external/v1/policies/approvals. Send the request body as JSON; Island documents these fields: approvals. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: register a connector and mint its bootstrap registration token. Why this is destructive: The response IS a bootstrap registration token - a credential mint, which the wiring manifest names destructive outright. operations.csv screens it as not destructive because the verb is create. POST /api/external/v1/connectors. Send the request body as JSON; Island documents these fields: name, description, groupId. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: deregister and delete a connector. Why this is destructive: DELETE verb; the appliance loses its registration. DELETE /api/external/v1/connectors/. Path parameters: id. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: delete a connector command, aborting it if it is still pending. Why this is destructive: DELETE verb, and the vendor summary says a pending command is aborted. DELETE /api/external/v1/connectorCommand/DeleteCommand. Send the request body as JSON; Island documents these fields: id. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get one connector by ID with its status. GET /api/external/v1/connectors/. Path parameters: id. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] List the most recent commands for one connector. POST /api/external/v1/connectorCommand/GetByConnectorId. Send the filter as JSON; Island documents these fields: id. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] List the available connector command templates and their parameters. GET /api/external/v1/connectorCommand/GetAllTemplates. Returns Island's raw JSON. Read this before island_run_connector_commands: it is where the command names and their parameters come from. Island publishes no page size, no cursor and no total for this read, so the whole collection comes back in one response and no page parameter is invented here. On a large tenant expect the platform result-size cap rather than a page.

[Island Browser] List the most recent connector commands across every connector. GET /api/external/v1/connectorCommand/GetAll. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island publishes no page size, no cursor and no total for this read, so the whole collection comes back in one response and no page parameter is invented here. On a large tenant expect the platform result-size cap rather than a page.

[Island Browser] List connectors in a connector group with their status. GET /api/external/v1/connectors. Optional filters: groupId. Returns Island's raw JSON. Connector ids here are what island_get_connector, island_update_connector and island_delete_connector take. Pass groupId to scope the list to one connector group from island_list_connector_groups. Island publishes no page size, no cursor and no total for this read, so the whole collection comes back in one response and no page parameter is invented here. On a large tenant expect the platform result-size cap rather than a page.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: re-run a connector command that already executed. Why this is destructive: Runs a command on a live connector appliance a second time. The train plan task rules connector commands destructive. POST /api/external/v1/connectorCommand/Rerun. Send the request body as JSON; Island documents these fields: id. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: queue a batch of commands to run on one or more connectors. Why this is destructive: Runs commands on live connector appliances. The train plan task rules connector commands destructive. operations.csv screens it as not destructive. POST /api/external/v1/connectorCommand/CreateBatch. Send the request body as JSON; Island documents these fields: connectors, version, timeoutSeconds, buildRequest. Returns Island's raw JSON. Get the command shape from island_list_connector_command_templates and the connector ids from island_list_connectors, then track the result with island_list_commands_for_connector.

[Island Browser] Update a connector name or description. PATCH /api/external/v1/connectors/. Path parameters: id. Send the request body as JSON; Island documents these fields: name, description, groupId. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Create a connector group. POST /api/external/v1/connectorGroups. Send the request body as JSON; Island documents these fields: name, description, matchingType, ipPoolCidrs, bgpConfiguration, ngGroupId. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: delete a connector group. Why this is destructive: DELETE verb. DELETE /api/external/v1/connectorGroups/. Path parameters: id. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: delete several connector groups by their IDs. Why this is destructive: Bulk DELETE - one call removes an arbitrary set, with no dry run and no undo (research pack trap 5). DELETE /api/external/v1/connectorGroups/DeleteByIds. Send the request body as JSON; Island documents these fields: ids. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Export one connector group as a portable object. GET /api/external/v1/connectorGroups/export/. Path parameters: id. Optional filters: includeIds. Island's API description declares this response as a file rather than JSON, and publishes no sample. StackJack returns Island's raw JSON unchanged when Island answers JSON. This export carries live credentials, so when Island answers a file StackJack refuses to store it and hands back no download link; export it from the Island console instead.

[Island Browser] Export every connector group as a portable object. GET /api/external/v1/connectorGroups/export. Optional filters: includeIds. Island's API description declares this response as a file rather than JSON, and publishes no sample. StackJack returns Island's raw JSON unchanged when Island answers JSON. This export carries live credentials, so when Island answers a file StackJack refuses to store it and hands back no download link; export it from the Island console instead.

[Island Browser] Get one connector group by ID. GET /api/external/v1/connectorGroups/. Path parameters: id. Optional filters: includeType. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get several connector groups by their IDs. POST /api/external/v1/connectorGroups/GetByIds. Optional filters: includeType. Send the filter as JSON; Island documents these fields: ids. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] List what references one connector group. GET /api/external/v1/connectorGroups/usages/. Path parameters: id. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island publishes no page size, no cursor and no total for this read, so the whole collection comes back in one response and no page parameter is invented here. On a large tenant expect the platform result-size cap rather than a page.

[Island Browser] List every connector group. GET /api/external/v1/connectorGroups. Optional filters: includeType. Returns Island's raw JSON. Group ids here are what island_get_connector_group takes and what island_list_connectors filters on. Island publishes no page size, no cursor and no total for this read, so the whole collection comes back in one response and no page parameter is invented here. On a large tenant expect the platform result-size cap rather than a page.

[Island Browser] Update a connector group. PATCH /api/external/v1/connectorGroups/. Path parameters: id. Send the request body as JSON; Island documents these fields: name, description, matchingType, ipPoolCidrs, bgpConfiguration, ngGroupId. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Create a notification policy. POST /api/external/v1/notificationPolicy. Send the request body as JSON; Island documents these fields: id, createdDate, updatedDate, tenantId, updatedByUser, name, description, trigger, isEnabled, subscriberGroups, subscriberGroupIds, subCategories, conditions. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Create a notification subscriber group. POST /api/external/v1/notificationSubscriberGroup. Send the request body as JSON; Island documents these fields: id, createdDate, updatedDate, tenantId, updatedByUser, name, description, deliveryProviderType, targetUrls, targetGroups, targetUserIds, webhookAuthConfig, webhookHmacConfig, webhookAuthPassword, webhookAuthToken, webhookAuthParamValue, webhookHmacSharedSecret. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Create a SIEM forwarder. POST /api/external/v1/siem. Send the request body as JSON; Island documents these fields: name, type, syslogHost, syslogPort, networkProtocol, eventFormat, syslogStandard, vendor. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: delete a notification policy. Why this is destructive: DELETE verb; alerting stops silently. DELETE /api/external/v1/notificationPolicy/. Path parameters: id. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: delete a notification subscriber group. Why this is destructive: DELETE verb; every policy that delivered to it stops reaching anyone. DELETE /api/external/v1/notificationSubscriberGroup/. Path parameters: id. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: delete a SIEM forwarder. Why this is destructive: DELETE verb; log forwarding stops silently. DELETE /api/external/v1/siem/. Path parameters: id. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get one notification policy by ID. GET /api/external/v1/notificationPolicy/. Path parameters: id. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get one notification subscriber group by ID. GET /api/external/v1/notificationSubscriberGroup/. Path parameters: id. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] List the fields a notification policy condition can test. GET /api/external/v1/notificationPolicy/condition-fields. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island publishes no page size, no cursor and no total for this read, so the whole collection comes back in one response and no page parameter is invented here. On a large tenant expect the platform result-size cap rather than a page.

[Island Browser] List every notification policy. GET /api/external/v1/notificationPolicy. Returns Island's raw JSON. A policy delivers through a subscriber group - list those with island_list_notification_subscriber_groups. Build a condition from island_list_notification_condition_fields and island_list_notification_sub_categories. Island publishes no page size, no cursor and no total for this read, so the whole collection comes back in one response and no page parameter is invented here. On a large tenant expect the platform result-size cap rather than a page.

[Island Browser] List the notification sub-categories a policy can subscribe to. GET /api/external/v1/notificationPolicy/sub-categories. Returns Island's raw JSON. DEPRECATED in Island’s own document - the only operation of the 1,103 marked so. Island names no replacement; read the sub-categories from a notification policy instead. Island publishes no page size, no cursor and no total for this read, so the whole collection comes back in one response and no page parameter is invented here. On a large tenant expect the platform result-size cap rather than a page.

[Island Browser] List every notification subscriber group. GET /api/external/v1/notificationSubscriberGroup. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island publishes no page size, no cursor and no total for this read, so the whole collection comes back in one response and no page parameter is invented here. On a large tenant expect the platform result-size cap rather than a page.

[Island Browser] List the configured SIEM forwarders. GET /api/external/v1/siem. Returns Island's raw JSON. Read the current configuration here before island_update_siem_connector, which replaces it wholesale. Island publishes no page size, no cursor and no total for this read, so the whole collection comes back in one response and no page parameter is invented here. On a large tenant expect the platform result-size cap rather than a page.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: send a test notification to a webhook subscriber group. Why this is destructive: Dispatches a real request to a live external endpoint and can page a human. The wave-5 review promoted the equivalent Yeastar tool for the same reason. operations.csv screens it as not destructive. POST /api/external/v1/notificationPolicy/TestWebhook. Send the request body as JSON; Island documents these fields: subscriberGroupId, inlineGroup, notificationType. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Update a notification policy. PATCH /api/external/v1/notificationPolicy/. Path parameters: id. Island's API description publishes no schema for this request body, so send only the fields you want changed, using the names the matching get tool returns. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Update a notification subscriber group. PATCH /api/external/v1/notificationSubscriberGroup/. Path parameters: id. Island's API description publishes no schema for this request body, so send only the fields you want changed, using the names the matching get tool returns. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: replace a SIEM forwarder configuration. Why this is destructive: PUT - a wholesale replacement the wiring manifest names destructive: an omitted field is cleared, and the body carries the delivery checkpoints, so a partial body can silently rewind or skip log delivery. operations.csv screens it as not destructive. PUT /api/external/v1/siem. Send the request body as JSON; Island documents these fields: id, createdDate, updatedDate, tenantId, name, apiKeyId, lastConnected, lastSuccessCheckpoint, auditingLastSuccessCheckpoint, adminActionsLastSuccessCheckpoint, type, vendor, networkProtocol, token, x509Certificate, syslogHost, syslogPort, auditsEnabled, adminActionsEnabled, syslogStandard, eventFormat, s3PartitionPath, supportedLogSourceType. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Create an advanced browser settings profile. POST /api/external/v1/AdvancedBrowserSettings. Island requires name, priority and hierarchicalPrecedence (schema BrowserSettingsAudienceConfigurationRequest). name is 1-120 characters and description up to 300; priority is an integer greater than 0 and defaults to 1; hierarchicalPrecedence is BeforeSubtenant (the default) or AfterSubtenant. configuration carries the settings themselves - chromiumSettings and dynamicSettings are JSON STRINGS rather than objects, and the chromiumSettingsApplications / dynamicSettings* arrays attach an Island object to one setting by section, field and entity id. sourceConditions and audience take {"id":"..."} object references. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island answers 201 with the created advanced browser settings profile.

[Island Browser] Create an AI automation browser settings profile. POST /api/external/v1/AiAutomationBrowserSettings. Island requires name, priority and hierarchicalPrecedence (schema BrowserSettingsAudienceConfigurationRequest). name is 1-120 characters and description up to 300; priority is an integer greater than 0 and defaults to 1; hierarchicalPrecedence is BeforeSubtenant (the default) or AfterSubtenant. configuration carries the settings themselves - chromiumSettings and dynamicSettings are JSON STRINGS rather than objects, and the chromiumSettingsApplications / dynamicSettings* arrays attach an Island object to one setting by section, field and entity id. sourceConditions and audience take {"id":"..."} object references. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island answers 201 with the created AI automation browser settings profile.

[Island Browser] Create a browser access settings profile. POST /api/external/v1/BrowserAccessSettings. Island requires name, priority and hierarchicalPrecedence (schema BrowserSettingsAudienceConfigurationRequest). name is 1-120 characters and description up to 300; priority is an integer greater than 0 and defaults to 1; hierarchicalPrecedence is BeforeSubtenant (the default) or AfterSubtenant. configuration carries the settings themselves - chromiumSettings and dynamicSettings are JSON STRINGS rather than objects, and the chromiumSettingsApplications / dynamicSettings* arrays attach an Island object to one setting by section, field and entity id. sourceConditions and audience take {"id":"..."} object references. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island answers 201 with the created browser access settings profile.

[Island Browser] Create a browser policy. POST /api/external/v1/browserPolicy. Island requires only name (schema CreateManagementBrowserPolicyRequest). audienceConfigurations is a list of audience blocks; each block needs its own name (up to 120 characters) and takes description (up to 300), priority (an integer greater than 0, default 1, where LOWER values have higher priority), enabled (default true) and configuration. A block's chromiumSettings and dynamicSettings are JSON STRINGS, and chromiumSettingsApplications / dynamicSettingsApplications attach an object by section, field and entity id. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island answers 201 with the created browser policy.

[Island Browser] Create a browser policy evaluation settings record. POST /api/external/v1/browserPolicyEvaluationSettings. Island documents one field, unionAcrossPoliciesSettingKeys: the setting keys Island unions across browser policies instead of resolving by policy precedence. Island publishes no list of the accepted key names anywhere in its API description, so use the ones the read tools already return. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island answers 201 with the created browser policy evaluation settings record.

[Island Browser] Create a browser updates settings profile. POST /api/external/v1/BrowserUpdatesSettings. Island requires name, priority and hierarchicalPrecedence (schema BrowserSettingsAudienceConfigurationRequest). name is 1-120 characters and description up to 300; priority is an integer greater than 0 and defaults to 1; hierarchicalPrecedence is BeforeSubtenant (the default) or AfterSubtenant. configuration carries the settings themselves - chromiumSettings and dynamicSettings are JSON STRINGS rather than objects, and the chromiumSettingsApplications / dynamicSettings* arrays attach an Island object to one setting by section, field and entity id. sourceConditions and audience take {"id":"..."} object references. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island answers 201 with the created browser updates settings profile.

[Island Browser] Create a digital experience browser settings profile. POST /api/external/v1/DigitalExperienceBrowserSettings. Island requires name, priority and hierarchicalPrecedence (schema BrowserSettingsAudienceConfigurationRequest). name is 1-120 characters and description up to 300; priority is an integer greater than 0 and defaults to 1; hierarchicalPrecedence is BeforeSubtenant (the default) or AfterSubtenant. configuration carries the settings themselves - chromiumSettings and dynamicSettings are JSON STRINGS rather than objects, and the chromiumSettingsApplications / dynamicSettings* arrays attach an Island object to one setting by section, field and entity id. sourceConditions and audience take {"id":"..."} object references. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island answers 201 with the created digital experience browser settings profile.

[Island Browser] Create an endpoint service updates settings profile. POST /api/external/v1/EndpointServiceUpdatesSettings. Island requires name, priority and hierarchicalPrecedence (schema BrowserSettingsAudienceConfigurationRequest). name is 1-120 characters and description up to 300; priority is an integer greater than 0 and defaults to 1; hierarchicalPrecedence is BeforeSubtenant (the default) or AfterSubtenant. configuration carries the settings themselves - chromiumSettings and dynamicSettings are JSON STRINGS rather than objects, and the chromiumSettingsApplications / dynamicSettings* arrays attach an Island object to one setting by section, field and entity id. sourceConditions and audience take {"id":"..."} object references. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island answers 201 with the created endpoint service updates settings profile.

[Island Browser] Create an extension management browser settings profile. POST /api/external/v1/ExtensionManagementBrowserSettings. Island requires name, priority and hierarchicalPrecedence (schema BrowserSettingsAudienceConfigurationRequest). name is 1-120 characters and description up to 300; priority is an integer greater than 0 and defaults to 1; hierarchicalPrecedence is BeforeSubtenant (the default) or AfterSubtenant. configuration carries the settings themselves - chromiumSettings and dynamicSettings are JSON STRINGS rather than objects, and the chromiumSettingsApplications / dynamicSettings* arrays attach an Island object to one setting by section, field and entity id. sourceConditions and audience take {"id":"..."} object references. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island answers 201 with the created extension management browser settings profile.

[Island Browser] Create an Island extension browser settings profile. POST /api/external/v1/IslandExtensionBrowserSettings. Island requires name, priority and hierarchicalPrecedence (schema BrowserSettingsAudienceConfigurationRequest). name is 1-120 characters and description up to 300; priority is an integer greater than 0 and defaults to 1; hierarchicalPrecedence is BeforeSubtenant (the default) or AfterSubtenant. configuration carries the settings themselves - chromiumSettings and dynamicSettings are JSON STRINGS rather than objects, and the chromiumSettingsApplications / dynamicSettings* arrays attach an Island object to one setting by section, field and entity id. sourceConditions and audience take {"id":"..."} object references. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island answers 201 with the created Island extension browser settings profile.

[Island Browser] Create an Island extension updates settings profile. POST /api/external/v1/IslandExtensionUpdatesSettings. Island requires name, priority and hierarchicalPrecedence (schema BrowserSettingsAudienceConfigurationRequest). name is 1-120 characters and description up to 300; priority is an integer greater than 0 and defaults to 1; hierarchicalPrecedence is BeforeSubtenant (the default) or AfterSubtenant. configuration carries the settings themselves - chromiumSettings and dynamicSettings are JSON STRINGS rather than objects, and the chromiumSettingsApplications / dynamicSettings* arrays attach an Island object to one setting by section, field and entity id. sourceConditions and audience take {"id":"..."} object references. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island answers 201 with the created Island extension updates settings profile.

[Island Browser] Create a legacy support browser settings profile. POST /api/external/v1/LegacySupportBrowserSettings. Island requires name, priority and hierarchicalPrecedence (schema BrowserSettingsAudienceConfigurationRequest). name is 1-120 characters and description up to 300; priority is an integer greater than 0 and defaults to 1; hierarchicalPrecedence is BeforeSubtenant (the default) or AfterSubtenant. configuration carries the settings themselves - chromiumSettings and dynamicSettings are JSON STRINGS rather than objects, and the chromiumSettingsApplications / dynamicSettings* arrays attach an Island object to one setting by section, field and entity id. sourceConditions and audience take {"id":"..."} object references. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island answers 201 with the created legacy support browser settings profile.

[Island Browser] Create a network browser settings profile. POST /api/external/v1/NetworkBrowserSettings. Island requires name, priority and hierarchicalPrecedence (schema BrowserSettingsAudienceConfigurationRequest). name is 1-120 characters and description up to 300; priority is an integer greater than 0 and defaults to 1; hierarchicalPrecedence is BeforeSubtenant (the default) or AfterSubtenant. configuration carries the settings themselves - chromiumSettings and dynamicSettings are JSON STRINGS rather than objects, and the chromiumSettingsApplications / dynamicSettings* arrays attach an Island object to one setting by section, field and entity id. sourceConditions and audience take {"id":"..."} object references. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island answers 201 with the created network browser settings profile.

[Island Browser] Create a user productivity browser settings profile. POST /api/external/v1/UserProductivityBrowserSettings. Island requires name, priority and hierarchicalPrecedence (schema BrowserSettingsAudienceConfigurationRequest). name is 1-120 characters and description up to 300; priority is an integer greater than 0 and defaults to 1; hierarchicalPrecedence is BeforeSubtenant (the default) or AfterSubtenant. configuration carries the settings themselves - chromiumSettings and dynamicSettings are JSON STRINGS rather than objects, and the chromiumSettingsApplications / dynamicSettings* arrays attach an Island object to one setting by section, field and entity id. sourceConditions and audience take {"id":"..."} object references. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island answers 201 with the created user productivity browser settings profile.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: delete one advanced browser settings profile. Why this is destructive: single-entity DELETE - it removes the advanced browser settings profile outright, with no dry run and no undo. Island marks all 66 of its single-entity deletes x-mcp-destructive false and the platform rule that every DELETE is destructive overrides that. Island's document publishes no refusal for one that something still references, so run island_list_advanced_browser_settings_usages first. DELETE /api/external/v1/AdvancedBrowserSettings/. Path parameters: id. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island declares no success response for this call at all, only 400 and 404, so StackJack answers {"success":true} when Island returns an empty body.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: delete several advanced browser settings profiles by id in one call. Why this is destructive: bulk DELETE - one call removes every advanced browser settings profile whose id is in the body, with no dry run and no undo. Island's document publishes no refusal for one that something still references, so check island_list_advanced_browser_settings_usages for each id first. DELETE /api/external/v1/AdvancedBrowserSettings/DeleteByIds. Island's ActionByIdsRequest body documents exactly one field: ids, an array of advanced browser settings profile ids. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island declares 200 and 204 with no body for this call, so StackJack answers {"success":true} on success.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: delete one AI automation browser settings profile. Why this is destructive: single-entity DELETE - it removes the AI automation browser settings profile outright, with no dry run and no undo. Island marks all 66 of its single-entity deletes x-mcp-destructive false and the platform rule that every DELETE is destructive overrides that. Island's document publishes no refusal for one that something still references, so run island_list_ai_automation_browser_settings_usages first. DELETE /api/external/v1/AiAutomationBrowserSettings/. Path parameters: id. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island declares no success response for this call at all, only 400 and 404, so StackJack answers {"success":true} when Island returns an empty body.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: delete several AI automation browser settings profiles by id in one call. Why this is destructive: bulk DELETE - one call removes every AI automation browser settings profile whose id is in the body, with no dry run and no undo. Island's document publishes no refusal for one that something still references, so check island_list_ai_automation_browser_settings_usages for each id first. DELETE /api/external/v1/AiAutomationBrowserSettings/DeleteByIds. Island's ActionByIdsRequest body documents exactly one field: ids, an array of AI automation browser settings profile ids. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island declares 200 and 204 with no body for this call, so StackJack answers {"success":true} on success.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: delete one browser access settings profile. Why this is destructive: single-entity DELETE - it removes the browser access settings profile outright, with no dry run and no undo. Island marks all 66 of its single-entity deletes x-mcp-destructive false and the platform rule that every DELETE is destructive overrides that. Island's document publishes no refusal for one that something still references, so run island_list_browser_access_settings_usages first. DELETE /api/external/v1/BrowserAccessSettings/. Path parameters: id. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island declares no success response for this call at all, only 400 and 404, so StackJack answers {"success":true} when Island returns an empty body.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: delete several browser access settings profiles by id in one call. Why this is destructive: bulk DELETE - one call removes every browser access settings profile whose id is in the body, with no dry run and no undo. Island's document publishes no refusal for one that something still references, so check island_list_browser_access_settings_usages for each id first. DELETE /api/external/v1/BrowserAccessSettings/DeleteByIds. Island's ActionByIdsRequest body documents exactly one field: ids, an array of browser access settings profile ids. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island declares 200 and 204 with no body for this call, so StackJack answers {"success":true} on success.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: delete one browser policy. Why this is destructive: single-entity DELETE - it removes the browser policy outright, with no dry run and no undo. Island marks all 66 of its single-entity deletes x-mcp-destructive false and the platform rule that every DELETE is destructive overrides that. Island's document publishes no refusal for one that something still references, so run island_list_browser_policy_usages first. DELETE /api/external/v1/browserPolicy/. Path parameters: id. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island declares no success response for this call at all, only 400 and 404, so StackJack answers {"success":true} when Island returns an empty body.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: delete several browser policies by id in one call. Why this is destructive: bulk DELETE - one call removes every browser policy whose id is in the body, with no dry run and no undo. Island's document publishes no refusal for one that something still references, so check island_list_browser_policy_usages for each id first. DELETE /api/external/v1/browserPolicy/DeleteByIds. Island's ActionByIdsRequest body documents exactly one field: ids, an array of browser policy ids. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island declares 200 and 204 with no body for this call, so StackJack answers {"success":true} on success.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: delete one browser policy evaluation settings record. Why this is destructive: single-entity DELETE - it removes the browser policy evaluation settings record outright, with no dry run and no undo. Island marks all 66 of its single-entity deletes x-mcp-destructive false and the platform rule that every DELETE is destructive overrides that. Island's document publishes no refusal for one that something still references, so run island_list_browser_policy_evaluation_settings_usages first. DELETE /api/external/v1/browserPolicyEvaluationSettings/. Path parameters: id. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island declares no success response for this call at all, only 400 and 404, so StackJack answers {"success":true} when Island returns an empty body.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: delete several browser policy evaluation settings records by id in one call. Why this is destructive: bulk DELETE - one call removes every browser policy evaluation settings record whose id is in the body, with no dry run and no undo. Island's document publishes no refusal for one that something still references, so check island_list_browser_policy_evaluation_settings_usages for each id first. DELETE /api/external/v1/browserPolicyEvaluationSettings/DeleteByIds. Island's ActionByIdsRequest body documents exactly one field: ids, an array of browser policy evaluation settings record ids. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island declares 200 and 204 with no body for this call, so StackJack answers {"success":true} on success.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: delete one browser updates settings profile. Why this is destructive: single-entity DELETE - it removes the browser updates settings profile outright, with no dry run and no undo. Island marks all 66 of its single-entity deletes x-mcp-destructive false and the platform rule that every DELETE is destructive overrides that. Island's document publishes no refusal for one that something still references, so run island_list_browser_updates_settings_usages first. DELETE /api/external/v1/BrowserUpdatesSettings/. Path parameters: id. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island declares no success response for this call at all, only 400 and 404, so StackJack answers {"success":true} when Island returns an empty body.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: delete several browser updates settings profiles by id in one call. Why this is destructive: bulk DELETE - one call removes every browser updates settings profile whose id is in the body, with no dry run and no undo. Island's document publishes no refusal for one that something still references, so check island_list_browser_updates_settings_usages for each id first. DELETE /api/external/v1/BrowserUpdatesSettings/DeleteByIds. Island's ActionByIdsRequest body documents exactly one field: ids, an array of browser updates settings profile ids. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island declares 200 and 204 with no body for this call, so StackJack answers {"success":true} on success.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: delete one digital experience browser settings profile. Why this is destructive: single-entity DELETE - it removes the digital experience browser settings profile outright, with no dry run and no undo. Island marks all 66 of its single-entity deletes x-mcp-destructive false and the platform rule that every DELETE is destructive overrides that. Island's document publishes no refusal for one that something still references, so run island_list_digital_experience_browser_settings_usages first. DELETE /api/external/v1/DigitalExperienceBrowserSettings/. Path parameters: id. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island declares no success response for this call at all, only 400 and 404, so StackJack answers {"success":true} when Island returns an empty body.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: delete several digital experience browser settings profiles by id in one call. Why this is destructive: bulk DELETE - one call removes every digital experience browser settings profile whose id is in the body, with no dry run and no undo. Island's document publishes no refusal for one that something still references, so check island_list_digital_experience_browser_settings_usages for each id first. DELETE /api/external/v1/DigitalExperienceBrowserSettings/DeleteByIds. Island's ActionByIdsRequest body documents exactly one field: ids, an array of digital experience browser settings profile ids. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island declares 200 and 204 with no body for this call, so StackJack answers {"success":true} on success.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: delete one endpoint service updates settings profile. Why this is destructive: single-entity DELETE - it removes the endpoint service updates settings profile outright, with no dry run and no undo. Island marks all 66 of its single-entity deletes x-mcp-destructive false and the platform rule that every DELETE is destructive overrides that. Island's document publishes no refusal for one that something still references, so run island_list_endpoint_service_updates_settings_usages first. DELETE /api/external/v1/EndpointServiceUpdatesSettings/. Path parameters: id. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island declares no success response for this call at all, only 400 and 404, so StackJack answers {"success":true} when Island returns an empty body.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: delete several endpoint service updates settings profiles by id in one call. Why this is destructive: bulk DELETE - one call removes every endpoint service updates settings profile whose id is in the body, with no dry run and no undo. Island's document publishes no refusal for one that something still references, so check island_list_endpoint_service_updates_settings_usages for each id first. DELETE /api/external/v1/EndpointServiceUpdatesSettings/DeleteByIds. Island's ActionByIdsRequest body documents exactly one field: ids, an array of endpoint service updates settings profile ids. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island declares 200 and 204 with no body for this call, so StackJack answers {"success":true} on success.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: delete one extension management browser settings profile. Why this is destructive: single-entity DELETE - it removes the extension management browser settings profile outright, with no dry run and no undo. Island marks all 66 of its single-entity deletes x-mcp-destructive false and the platform rule that every DELETE is destructive overrides that. Island's document publishes no refusal for one that something still references, so run island_list_extension_management_browser_settings_usages first. DELETE /api/external/v1/ExtensionManagementBrowserSettings/. Path parameters: id. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island declares no success response for this call at all, only 400 and 404, so StackJack answers {"success":true} when Island returns an empty body.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: delete several extension management browser settings profiles by id in one call. Why this is destructive: bulk DELETE - one call removes every extension management browser settings profile whose id is in the body, with no dry run and no undo. Island's document publishes no refusal for one that something still references, so check island_list_extension_management_browser_settings_usages for each id first. DELETE /api/external/v1/ExtensionManagementBrowserSettings/DeleteByIds. Island's ActionByIdsRequest body documents exactly one field: ids, an array of extension management browser settings profile ids. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island declares 200 and 204 with no body for this call, so StackJack answers {"success":true} on success.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: delete one Island extension browser settings profile. Why this is destructive: single-entity DELETE - it removes the Island extension browser settings profile outright, with no dry run and no undo. Island marks all 66 of its single-entity deletes x-mcp-destructive false and the platform rule that every DELETE is destructive overrides that. Island's document publishes no refusal for one that something still references, so run island_list_island_extension_browser_settings_usages first. DELETE /api/external/v1/IslandExtensionBrowserSettings/. Path parameters: id. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island declares no success response for this call at all, only 400 and 404, so StackJack answers {"success":true} when Island returns an empty body.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: delete several Island extension browser settings profiles by id in one call. Why this is destructive: bulk DELETE - one call removes every Island extension browser settings profile whose id is in the body, with no dry run and no undo. Island's document publishes no refusal for one that something still references, so check island_list_island_extension_browser_settings_usages for each id first. DELETE /api/external/v1/IslandExtensionBrowserSettings/DeleteByIds. Island's ActionByIdsRequest body documents exactly one field: ids, an array of Island extension browser settings profile ids. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island declares 200 and 204 with no body for this call, so StackJack answers {"success":true} on success.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: delete one Island extension updates settings profile. Why this is destructive: single-entity DELETE - it removes the Island extension updates settings profile outright, with no dry run and no undo. Island marks all 66 of its single-entity deletes x-mcp-destructive false and the platform rule that every DELETE is destructive overrides that. Island's document publishes no refusal for one that something still references, so run island_list_island_extension_updates_settings_usages first. DELETE /api/external/v1/IslandExtensionUpdatesSettings/. Path parameters: id. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island declares no success response for this call at all, only 400 and 404, so StackJack answers {"success":true} when Island returns an empty body.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: delete several Island extension updates settings profiles by id in one call. Why this is destructive: bulk DELETE - one call removes every Island extension updates settings profile whose id is in the body, with no dry run and no undo. Island's document publishes no refusal for one that something still references, so check island_list_island_extension_updates_settings_usages for each id first. DELETE /api/external/v1/IslandExtensionUpdatesSettings/DeleteByIds. Island's ActionByIdsRequest body documents exactly one field: ids, an array of Island extension updates settings profile ids. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island declares 200 and 204 with no body for this call, so StackJack answers {"success":true} on success.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: delete one legacy support browser settings profile. Why this is destructive: single-entity DELETE - it removes the legacy support browser settings profile outright, with no dry run and no undo. Island marks all 66 of its single-entity deletes x-mcp-destructive false and the platform rule that every DELETE is destructive overrides that. Island's document publishes no refusal for one that something still references, so run island_list_legacy_support_browser_settings_usages first. DELETE /api/external/v1/LegacySupportBrowserSettings/. Path parameters: id. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island declares no success response for this call at all, only 400 and 404, so StackJack answers {"success":true} when Island returns an empty body.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: delete several legacy support browser settings profiles by id in one call. Why this is destructive: bulk DELETE - one call removes every legacy support browser settings profile whose id is in the body, with no dry run and no undo. Island's document publishes no refusal for one that something still references, so check island_list_legacy_support_browser_settings_usages for each id first. DELETE /api/external/v1/LegacySupportBrowserSettings/DeleteByIds. Island's ActionByIdsRequest body documents exactly one field: ids, an array of legacy support browser settings profile ids. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island declares 200 and 204 with no body for this call, so StackJack answers {"success":true} on success.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: delete one network browser settings profile. Why this is destructive: single-entity DELETE - it removes the network browser settings profile outright, with no dry run and no undo. Island marks all 66 of its single-entity deletes x-mcp-destructive false and the platform rule that every DELETE is destructive overrides that. Island's document publishes no refusal for one that something still references, so run island_list_network_browser_settings_usages first. DELETE /api/external/v1/NetworkBrowserSettings/. Path parameters: id. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island declares no success response for this call at all, only 400 and 404, so StackJack answers {"success":true} when Island returns an empty body.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: delete several network browser settings profiles by id in one call. Why this is destructive: bulk DELETE - one call removes every network browser settings profile whose id is in the body, with no dry run and no undo. Island's document publishes no refusal for one that something still references, so check island_list_network_browser_settings_usages for each id first. DELETE /api/external/v1/NetworkBrowserSettings/DeleteByIds. Island's ActionByIdsRequest body documents exactly one field: ids, an array of network browser settings profile ids. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island declares 200 and 204 with no body for this call, so StackJack answers {"success":true} on success.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: delete one user productivity browser settings profile. Why this is destructive: single-entity DELETE - it removes the user productivity browser settings profile outright, with no dry run and no undo. Island marks all 66 of its single-entity deletes x-mcp-destructive false and the platform rule that every DELETE is destructive overrides that. Island's document publishes no refusal for one that something still references, so run island_list_user_productivity_browser_settings_usages first. DELETE /api/external/v1/UserProductivityBrowserSettings/. Path parameters: id. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island declares no success response for this call at all, only 400 and 404, so StackJack answers {"success":true} when Island returns an empty body.

[Island Browser] DESTRUCTIVE: delete several user productivity browser settings profiles by id in one call. Why this is destructive: bulk DELETE - one call removes every user productivity browser settings profile whose id is in the body, with no dry run and no undo. Island's document publishes no refusal for one that something still references, so check island_list_user_productivity_browser_settings_usages for each id first. DELETE /api/external/v1/UserProductivityBrowserSettings/DeleteByIds. Island's ActionByIdsRequest body documents exactly one field: ids, an array of user productivity browser settings profile ids. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island declares 200 and 204 with no body for this call, so StackJack answers {"success":true} on success.

[Island Browser] Export one advanced browser settings profile as a portable configuration. GET /api/external/v1/AdvancedBrowserSettings/export/. Path parameters: id. Optional filters: includeIds. Island's API description declares this response as a file rather than JSON, and publishes no sample. StackJack returns Island's raw JSON unchanged when Island answers JSON, and otherwise stores the file and answers { url, expiresAt, contentType, fileName, sizeBytes } where url is a TEMPORARY download link valid for about 30 minutes. The download half needs StackJack's blob storage to be configured and fails loudly rather than returning a dead link. island_export_all_advanced_browser_settings exports every advanced browser settings profile in the tenant in one call instead.

[Island Browser] Export one AI automation browser settings profile as a portable configuration. GET /api/external/v1/AiAutomationBrowserSettings/export/. Path parameters: id. Optional filters: includeIds. Island's API description declares this response as a file rather than JSON, and publishes no sample. StackJack returns Island's raw JSON unchanged when Island answers JSON, and otherwise stores the file and answers { url, expiresAt, contentType, fileName, sizeBytes } where url is a TEMPORARY download link valid for about 30 minutes. The download half needs StackJack's blob storage to be configured and fails loudly rather than returning a dead link. island_export_all_ai_automation_browser_settings exports every AI automation browser settings profile in the tenant in one call instead.

[Island Browser] Export every advanced browser settings profile in the tenant as one portable configuration. GET /api/external/v1/AdvancedBrowserSettings/export. Optional filters: includeIds. Island's API description declares this response as a file rather than JSON, and publishes no sample. StackJack returns Island's raw JSON unchanged when Island answers JSON, and otherwise stores the file and answers { url, expiresAt, contentType, fileName, sizeBytes } where url is a TEMPORARY download link valid for about 30 minutes. The download half needs StackJack's blob storage to be configured and fails loudly rather than returning a dead link. This is the WHOLE-TENANT export; island_export_advanced_browser_settings exports a single advanced browser settings profile by id. Singular and plural are the same words in this family, so the two tools differ only by the all in the name.

[Island Browser] Export every AI automation browser settings profile in the tenant as one portable configuration. GET /api/external/v1/AiAutomationBrowserSettings/export. Optional filters: includeIds. Island's API description declares this response as a file rather than JSON, and publishes no sample. StackJack returns Island's raw JSON unchanged when Island answers JSON, and otherwise stores the file and answers { url, expiresAt, contentType, fileName, sizeBytes } where url is a TEMPORARY download link valid for about 30 minutes. The download half needs StackJack's blob storage to be configured and fails loudly rather than returning a dead link. This is the WHOLE-TENANT export; island_export_ai_automation_browser_settings exports a single AI automation browser settings profile by id. Singular and plural are the same words in this family, so the two tools differ only by the all in the name.

[Island Browser] Export every browser access settings profile in the tenant as one portable configuration. GET /api/external/v1/BrowserAccessSettings/export. Optional filters: includeIds. Island's API description declares this response as a file rather than JSON, and publishes no sample. StackJack returns Island's raw JSON unchanged when Island answers JSON, and otherwise stores the file and answers { url, expiresAt, contentType, fileName, sizeBytes } where url is a TEMPORARY download link valid for about 30 minutes. The download half needs StackJack's blob storage to be configured and fails loudly rather than returning a dead link. This is the WHOLE-TENANT export; island_export_browser_access_settings exports a single browser access settings profile by id. Singular and plural are the same words in this family, so the two tools differ only by the all in the name.

[Island Browser] Export every browser policy in the tenant as one portable configuration. GET /api/external/v1/browserPolicy/export. Optional filters: includeIds. Island's API description declares this response as a file rather than JSON, and publishes no sample. StackJack returns Island's raw JSON unchanged when Island answers JSON, and otherwise stores the file and answers { url, expiresAt, contentType, fileName, sizeBytes } where url is a TEMPORARY download link valid for about 30 minutes. The download half needs StackJack's blob storage to be configured and fails loudly rather than returning a dead link. This is the WHOLE-TENANT export; island_export_browser_policy exports a single browser policy by id. Singular and plural are the same words in this family, so the two tools differ only by the all in the name.

[Island Browser] Export every browser policy evaluation settings record in the tenant as one portable configuration. GET /api/external/v1/browserPolicyEvaluationSettings/export. Optional filters: includeIds. Island's API description declares this response as a file rather than JSON, and publishes no sample. StackJack returns Island's raw JSON unchanged when Island answers JSON, and otherwise stores the file and answers { url, expiresAt, contentType, fileName, sizeBytes } where url is a TEMPORARY download link valid for about 30 minutes. The download half needs StackJack's blob storage to be configured and fails loudly rather than returning a dead link. This is the WHOLE-TENANT export; island_export_browser_policy_evaluation_settings exports a single browser policy evaluation settings record by id. Singular and plural are the same words in this family, so the two tools differ only by the all in the name.

[Island Browser] Export every browser updates settings profile in the tenant as one portable configuration. GET /api/external/v1/BrowserUpdatesSettings/export. Optional filters: includeIds. Island's API description declares this response as a file rather than JSON, and publishes no sample. StackJack returns Island's raw JSON unchanged when Island answers JSON, and otherwise stores the file and answers { url, expiresAt, contentType, fileName, sizeBytes } where url is a TEMPORARY download link valid for about 30 minutes. The download half needs StackJack's blob storage to be configured and fails loudly rather than returning a dead link. This is the WHOLE-TENANT export; island_export_browser_updates_settings exports a single browser updates settings profile by id. Singular and plural are the same words in this family, so the two tools differ only by the all in the name.

[Island Browser] Export every digital experience browser settings profile in the tenant as one portable configuration. GET /api/external/v1/DigitalExperienceBrowserSettings/export. Optional filters: includeIds. Island's API description declares this response as a file rather than JSON, and publishes no sample. StackJack returns Island's raw JSON unchanged when Island answers JSON, and otherwise stores the file and answers { url, expiresAt, contentType, fileName, sizeBytes } where url is a TEMPORARY download link valid for about 30 minutes. The download half needs StackJack's blob storage to be configured and fails loudly rather than returning a dead link. This is the WHOLE-TENANT export; island_export_digital_experience_browser_settings exports a single digital experience browser settings profile by id. Singular and plural are the same words in this family, so the two tools differ only by the all in the name.

[Island Browser] Export every endpoint service updates settings profile in the tenant as one portable configuration. GET /api/external/v1/EndpointServiceUpdatesSettings/export. Optional filters: includeIds. Island's API description declares this response as a file rather than JSON, and publishes no sample. StackJack returns Island's raw JSON unchanged when Island answers JSON, and otherwise stores the file and answers { url, expiresAt, contentType, fileName, sizeBytes } where url is a TEMPORARY download link valid for about 30 minutes. The download half needs StackJack's blob storage to be configured and fails loudly rather than returning a dead link. This is the WHOLE-TENANT export; island_export_endpoint_service_updates_settings exports a single endpoint service updates settings profile by id. Singular and plural are the same words in this family, so the two tools differ only by the all in the name.

[Island Browser] Export every extension management browser settings profile in the tenant as one portable configuration. GET /api/external/v1/ExtensionManagementBrowserSettings/export. Optional filters: includeIds. Island's API description declares this response as a file rather than JSON, and publishes no sample. StackJack returns Island's raw JSON unchanged when Island answers JSON, and otherwise stores the file and answers { url, expiresAt, contentType, fileName, sizeBytes } where url is a TEMPORARY download link valid for about 30 minutes. The download half needs StackJack's blob storage to be configured and fails loudly rather than returning a dead link. This is the WHOLE-TENANT export; island_export_extension_management_browser_settings exports a single extension management browser settings profile by id. Singular and plural are the same words in this family, so the two tools differ only by the all in the name.

[Island Browser] Export every Island extension browser settings profile in the tenant as one portable configuration. GET /api/external/v1/IslandExtensionBrowserSettings/export. Optional filters: includeIds. Island's API description declares this response as a file rather than JSON, and publishes no sample. StackJack returns Island's raw JSON unchanged when Island answers JSON, and otherwise stores the file and answers { url, expiresAt, contentType, fileName, sizeBytes } where url is a TEMPORARY download link valid for about 30 minutes. The download half needs StackJack's blob storage to be configured and fails loudly rather than returning a dead link. This is the WHOLE-TENANT export; island_export_island_extension_browser_settings exports a single Island extension browser settings profile by id. Singular and plural are the same words in this family, so the two tools differ only by the all in the name.

[Island Browser] Export every Island extension updates settings profile in the tenant as one portable configuration. GET /api/external/v1/IslandExtensionUpdatesSettings/export. Optional filters: includeIds. Island's API description declares this response as a file rather than JSON, and publishes no sample. StackJack returns Island's raw JSON unchanged when Island answers JSON, and otherwise stores the file and answers { url, expiresAt, contentType, fileName, sizeBytes } where url is a TEMPORARY download link valid for about 30 minutes. The download half needs StackJack's blob storage to be configured and fails loudly rather than returning a dead link. This is the WHOLE-TENANT export; island_export_island_extension_updates_settings exports a single Island extension updates settings profile by id. Singular and plural are the same words in this family, so the two tools differ only by the all in the name.

[Island Browser] Export every legacy support browser settings profile in the tenant as one portable configuration. GET /api/external/v1/LegacySupportBrowserSettings/export. Optional filters: includeIds. Island's API description declares this response as a file rather than JSON, and publishes no sample. StackJack returns Island's raw JSON unchanged when Island answers JSON, and otherwise stores the file and answers { url, expiresAt, contentType, fileName, sizeBytes } where url is a TEMPORARY download link valid for about 30 minutes. The download half needs StackJack's blob storage to be configured and fails loudly rather than returning a dead link. This is the WHOLE-TENANT export; island_export_legacy_support_browser_settings exports a single legacy support browser settings profile by id. Singular and plural are the same words in this family, so the two tools differ only by the all in the name.

[Island Browser] Export every network browser settings profile in the tenant as one portable configuration. GET /api/external/v1/NetworkBrowserSettings/export. Optional filters: includeIds. Island's API description declares this response as a file rather than JSON, and publishes no sample. StackJack returns Island's raw JSON unchanged when Island answers JSON, and otherwise stores the file and answers { url, expiresAt, contentType, fileName, sizeBytes } where url is a TEMPORARY download link valid for about 30 minutes. The download half needs StackJack's blob storage to be configured and fails loudly rather than returning a dead link. This is the WHOLE-TENANT export; island_export_network_browser_settings exports a single network browser settings profile by id. Singular and plural are the same words in this family, so the two tools differ only by the all in the name.

[Island Browser] Export every user productivity browser settings profile in the tenant as one portable configuration. GET /api/external/v1/UserProductivityBrowserSettings/export. Optional filters: includeIds. Island's API description declares this response as a file rather than JSON, and publishes no sample. StackJack returns Island's raw JSON unchanged when Island answers JSON, and otherwise stores the file and answers { url, expiresAt, contentType, fileName, sizeBytes } where url is a TEMPORARY download link valid for about 30 minutes. The download half needs StackJack's blob storage to be configured and fails loudly rather than returning a dead link. This is the WHOLE-TENANT export; island_export_user_productivity_browser_settings exports a single user productivity browser settings profile by id. Singular and plural are the same words in this family, so the two tools differ only by the all in the name.

[Island Browser] Export one browser access settings profile as a portable configuration. GET /api/external/v1/BrowserAccessSettings/export/. Path parameters: id. Optional filters: includeIds. Island's API description declares this response as a file rather than JSON, and publishes no sample. StackJack returns Island's raw JSON unchanged when Island answers JSON, and otherwise stores the file and answers { url, expiresAt, contentType, fileName, sizeBytes } where url is a TEMPORARY download link valid for about 30 minutes. The download half needs StackJack's blob storage to be configured and fails loudly rather than returning a dead link. island_export_all_browser_access_settings exports every browser access settings profile in the tenant in one call instead.

[Island Browser] Export one browser policy as a portable configuration. GET /api/external/v1/browserPolicy/export/. Path parameters: id. Optional filters: includeIds. Island's API description declares this response as a file rather than JSON, and publishes no sample. StackJack returns Island's raw JSON unchanged when Island answers JSON, and otherwise stores the file and answers { url, expiresAt, contentType, fileName, sizeBytes } where url is a TEMPORARY download link valid for about 30 minutes. The download half needs StackJack's blob storage to be configured and fails loudly rather than returning a dead link. island_export_all_browser_policy exports every browser policy in the tenant in one call instead.

[Island Browser] Export one browser policy evaluation settings record as a portable configuration. GET /api/external/v1/browserPolicyEvaluationSettings/export/. Path parameters: id. Optional filters: includeIds. Island's API description declares this response as a file rather than JSON, and publishes no sample. StackJack returns Island's raw JSON unchanged when Island answers JSON, and otherwise stores the file and answers { url, expiresAt, contentType, fileName, sizeBytes } where url is a TEMPORARY download link valid for about 30 minutes. The download half needs StackJack's blob storage to be configured and fails loudly rather than returning a dead link. island_export_all_browser_policy_evaluation_settings exports every browser policy evaluation settings record in the tenant in one call instead.

[Island Browser] Export one browser updates settings profile as a portable configuration. GET /api/external/v1/BrowserUpdatesSettings/export/. Path parameters: id. Optional filters: includeIds. Island's API description declares this response as a file rather than JSON, and publishes no sample. StackJack returns Island's raw JSON unchanged when Island answers JSON, and otherwise stores the file and answers { url, expiresAt, contentType, fileName, sizeBytes } where url is a TEMPORARY download link valid for about 30 minutes. The download half needs StackJack's blob storage to be configured and fails loudly rather than returning a dead link. island_export_all_browser_updates_settings exports every browser updates settings profile in the tenant in one call instead.

[Island Browser] Export one digital experience browser settings profile as a portable configuration. GET /api/external/v1/DigitalExperienceBrowserSettings/export/. Path parameters: id. Optional filters: includeIds. Island's API description declares this response as a file rather than JSON, and publishes no sample. StackJack returns Island's raw JSON unchanged when Island answers JSON, and otherwise stores the file and answers { url, expiresAt, contentType, fileName, sizeBytes } where url is a TEMPORARY download link valid for about 30 minutes. The download half needs StackJack's blob storage to be configured and fails loudly rather than returning a dead link. island_export_all_digital_experience_browser_settings exports every digital experience browser settings profile in the tenant in one call instead.

[Island Browser] Export one endpoint service updates settings profile as a portable configuration. GET /api/external/v1/EndpointServiceUpdatesSettings/export/. Path parameters: id. Optional filters: includeIds. Island's API description declares this response as a file rather than JSON, and publishes no sample. StackJack returns Island's raw JSON unchanged when Island answers JSON, and otherwise stores the file and answers { url, expiresAt, contentType, fileName, sizeBytes } where url is a TEMPORARY download link valid for about 30 minutes. The download half needs StackJack's blob storage to be configured and fails loudly rather than returning a dead link. island_export_all_endpoint_service_updates_settings exports every endpoint service updates settings profile in the tenant in one call instead.

[Island Browser] Export one extension management browser settings profile as a portable configuration. GET /api/external/v1/ExtensionManagementBrowserSettings/export/. Path parameters: id. Optional filters: includeIds. Island's API description declares this response as a file rather than JSON, and publishes no sample. StackJack returns Island's raw JSON unchanged when Island answers JSON, and otherwise stores the file and answers { url, expiresAt, contentType, fileName, sizeBytes } where url is a TEMPORARY download link valid for about 30 minutes. The download half needs StackJack's blob storage to be configured and fails loudly rather than returning a dead link. island_export_all_extension_management_browser_settings exports every extension management browser settings profile in the tenant in one call instead.

[Island Browser] Export one Island extension browser settings profile as a portable configuration. GET /api/external/v1/IslandExtensionBrowserSettings/export/. Path parameters: id. Optional filters: includeIds. Island's API description declares this response as a file rather than JSON, and publishes no sample. StackJack returns Island's raw JSON unchanged when Island answers JSON, and otherwise stores the file and answers { url, expiresAt, contentType, fileName, sizeBytes } where url is a TEMPORARY download link valid for about 30 minutes. The download half needs StackJack's blob storage to be configured and fails loudly rather than returning a dead link. island_export_all_island_extension_browser_settings exports every Island extension browser settings profile in the tenant in one call instead.

[Island Browser] Export one Island extension updates settings profile as a portable configuration. GET /api/external/v1/IslandExtensionUpdatesSettings/export/. Path parameters: id. Optional filters: includeIds. Island's API description declares this response as a file rather than JSON, and publishes no sample. StackJack returns Island's raw JSON unchanged when Island answers JSON, and otherwise stores the file and answers { url, expiresAt, contentType, fileName, sizeBytes } where url is a TEMPORARY download link valid for about 30 minutes. The download half needs StackJack's blob storage to be configured and fails loudly rather than returning a dead link. island_export_all_island_extension_updates_settings exports every Island extension updates settings profile in the tenant in one call instead.

[Island Browser] Export one legacy support browser settings profile as a portable configuration. GET /api/external/v1/LegacySupportBrowserSettings/export/. Path parameters: id. Optional filters: includeIds. Island's API description declares this response as a file rather than JSON, and publishes no sample. StackJack returns Island's raw JSON unchanged when Island answers JSON, and otherwise stores the file and answers { url, expiresAt, contentType, fileName, sizeBytes } where url is a TEMPORARY download link valid for about 30 minutes. The download half needs StackJack's blob storage to be configured and fails loudly rather than returning a dead link. island_export_all_legacy_support_browser_settings exports every legacy support browser settings profile in the tenant in one call instead.

[Island Browser] Export one network browser settings profile as a portable configuration. GET /api/external/v1/NetworkBrowserSettings/export/. Path parameters: id. Optional filters: includeIds. Island's API description declares this response as a file rather than JSON, and publishes no sample. StackJack returns Island's raw JSON unchanged when Island answers JSON, and otherwise stores the file and answers { url, expiresAt, contentType, fileName, sizeBytes } where url is a TEMPORARY download link valid for about 30 minutes. The download half needs StackJack's blob storage to be configured and fails loudly rather than returning a dead link. island_export_all_network_browser_settings exports every network browser settings profile in the tenant in one call instead.

[Island Browser] Export one user productivity browser settings profile as a portable configuration. GET /api/external/v1/UserProductivityBrowserSettings/export/. Path parameters: id. Optional filters: includeIds. Island's API description declares this response as a file rather than JSON, and publishes no sample. StackJack returns Island's raw JSON unchanged when Island answers JSON, and otherwise stores the file and answers { url, expiresAt, contentType, fileName, sizeBytes } where url is a TEMPORARY download link valid for about 30 minutes. The download half needs StackJack's blob storage to be configured and fails loudly rather than returning a dead link. island_export_all_user_productivity_browser_settings exports every user productivity browser settings profile in the tenant in one call instead.

[Island Browser] Get one advanced browser settings profile by its id. GET /api/external/v1/AdvancedBrowserSettings/. Path parameters: id. Optional filters: includeType. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get several advanced browser settings profiles by id in one call. POST /api/external/v1/AdvancedBrowserSettings/GetByIds. Optional filters: includeType. Island's ActionByIdsRequest body documents exactly one field: ids, an array of advanced browser settings profile ids. Get them from island_list_advanced_browser_settings. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get one AI automation browser settings profile by its id. GET /api/external/v1/AiAutomationBrowserSettings/. Path parameters: id. Optional filters: includeType. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get several AI automation browser settings profiles by id in one call. POST /api/external/v1/AiAutomationBrowserSettings/GetByIds. Optional filters: includeType. Island's ActionByIdsRequest body documents exactly one field: ids, an array of AI automation browser settings profile ids. Get them from island_list_ai_automation_browser_settings. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get one browser access settings profile by its id. GET /api/external/v1/BrowserAccessSettings/. Path parameters: id. Optional filters: includeType. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get several browser access settings profiles by id in one call. POST /api/external/v1/BrowserAccessSettings/GetByIds. Optional filters: includeType. Island's ActionByIdsRequest body documents exactly one field: ids, an array of browser access settings profile ids. Get them from island_list_browser_access_settings. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get one browser policy by its id. GET /api/external/v1/browserPolicy/. Path parameters: id. Optional filters: includeType. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get several browser policies by id in one call. POST /api/external/v1/browserPolicy/GetByIds. Optional filters: includeType. Island's ActionByIdsRequest body documents exactly one field: ids, an array of browser policy ids. Get them from island_list_browser_policy. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get one browser policy evaluation settings record by its id. GET /api/external/v1/browserPolicyEvaluationSettings/. Path parameters: id. Optional filters: includeType. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get several browser policy evaluation settings records by id in one call. POST /api/external/v1/browserPolicyEvaluationSettings/GetByIds. Optional filters: includeType. Island's ActionByIdsRequest body documents exactly one field: ids, an array of browser policy evaluation settings record ids. Get them from island_list_browser_policy_evaluation_settings. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get one browser updates settings profile by its id. GET /api/external/v1/BrowserUpdatesSettings/. Path parameters: id. Optional filters: includeType. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get several browser updates settings profiles by id in one call. POST /api/external/v1/BrowserUpdatesSettings/GetByIds. Optional filters: includeType. Island's ActionByIdsRequest body documents exactly one field: ids, an array of browser updates settings profile ids. Get them from island_list_browser_updates_settings. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get one digital experience browser settings profile by its id. GET /api/external/v1/DigitalExperienceBrowserSettings/. Path parameters: id. Optional filters: includeType. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get several digital experience browser settings profiles by id in one call. POST /api/external/v1/DigitalExperienceBrowserSettings/GetByIds. Optional filters: includeType. Island's ActionByIdsRequest body documents exactly one field: ids, an array of digital experience browser settings profile ids. Get them from island_list_digital_experience_browser_settings. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get one endpoint service updates settings profile by its id. GET /api/external/v1/EndpointServiceUpdatesSettings/. Path parameters: id. Optional filters: includeType. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get several endpoint service updates settings profiles by id in one call. POST /api/external/v1/EndpointServiceUpdatesSettings/GetByIds. Optional filters: includeType. Island's ActionByIdsRequest body documents exactly one field: ids, an array of endpoint service updates settings profile ids. Get them from island_list_endpoint_service_updates_settings. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get one extension management browser settings profile by its id. GET /api/external/v1/ExtensionManagementBrowserSettings/. Path parameters: id. Optional filters: includeType. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get several extension management browser settings profiles by id in one call. POST /api/external/v1/ExtensionManagementBrowserSettings/GetByIds. Optional filters: includeType. Island's ActionByIdsRequest body documents exactly one field: ids, an array of extension management browser settings profile ids. Get them from island_list_extension_management_browser_settings. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get one Island extension browser settings profile by its id. GET /api/external/v1/IslandExtensionBrowserSettings/. Path parameters: id. Optional filters: includeType. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get several Island extension browser settings profiles by id in one call. POST /api/external/v1/IslandExtensionBrowserSettings/GetByIds. Optional filters: includeType. Island's ActionByIdsRequest body documents exactly one field: ids, an array of Island extension browser settings profile ids. Get them from island_list_island_extension_browser_settings. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get one Island extension updates settings profile by its id. GET /api/external/v1/IslandExtensionUpdatesSettings/. Path parameters: id. Optional filters: includeType. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get several Island extension updates settings profiles by id in one call. POST /api/external/v1/IslandExtensionUpdatesSettings/GetByIds. Optional filters: includeType. Island's ActionByIdsRequest body documents exactly one field: ids, an array of Island extension updates settings profile ids. Get them from island_list_island_extension_updates_settings. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get one legacy support browser settings profile by its id. GET /api/external/v1/LegacySupportBrowserSettings/. Path parameters: id. Optional filters: includeType. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get several legacy support browser settings profiles by id in one call. POST /api/external/v1/LegacySupportBrowserSettings/GetByIds. Optional filters: includeType. Island's ActionByIdsRequest body documents exactly one field: ids, an array of legacy support browser settings profile ids. Get them from island_list_legacy_support_browser_settings. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get one network browser settings profile by its id. GET /api/external/v1/NetworkBrowserSettings/. Path parameters: id. Optional filters: includeType. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get several network browser settings profiles by id in one call. POST /api/external/v1/NetworkBrowserSettings/GetByIds. Optional filters: includeType. Island's ActionByIdsRequest body documents exactly one field: ids, an array of network browser settings profile ids. Get them from island_list_network_browser_settings. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get one user productivity browser settings profile by its id. GET /api/external/v1/UserProductivityBrowserSettings/. Path parameters: id. Optional filters: includeType. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] Get several user productivity browser settings profiles by id in one call. POST /api/external/v1/UserProductivityBrowserSettings/GetByIds. Optional filters: includeType. Island's ActionByIdsRequest body documents exactly one field: ids, an array of user productivity browser settings profile ids. Get them from island_list_user_productivity_browser_settings. This is a READ: Island answers filtered list and metric queries over POST, and this call creates and changes nothing. Returns Island's raw JSON.

[Island Browser] List the advanced browser settings profiles in the tenant. GET /api/external/v1/AdvancedBrowserSettings. Optional filters: includeType. Returns Island's raw JSON. Island returns the whole collection here: this endpoint publishes no page size, no cursor and no total, so expect every row in one response. Each row's id is the id island_get_advanced_browser_settings, island_update_advanced_browser_settings, island_delete_advanced_browser_settings and island_export_advanced_browser_settings take. island_reorder_advanced_browser_settings orders the same rows.