Discover and validate direct Superset workspace API capabilities: version, OpenAPI, current user, permissions, menu, and API safety. Use only for direct API workflows; Do not use for MCP-only work.
Scanned 6/5/2026
Install via CLI
openskills install preset-io/agent-skills---
name: preset-superset
description: "Discover and validate direct Superset workspace API capabilities: version, OpenAPI, current user, permissions, menu, and API safety. Use only for direct API workflows; Do not use for MCP-only work."
---
# preset-superset
Use before domain-specific workspace API calls when endpoint drift, permissions, or feature availability matter.
## Always
- Use `preset-api` for auth/client setup and `preset-workspaces` for hostname resolution.
- Send bearer tokens only to workspace hostnames resolved from the Preset Management API.
- Prefer the workspace `/api/v1/_openapi` and `/version` over generic Superset docs.
- Keep this skill read-only discovery.
## Decision Rules
- Use discovered workspace host and API facts.
- Classify version, OpenAPI, current-user, permissions, and menu calls as read-only discovery.
- Identify follow-up calls that need confirmation.
- Avoid assuming endpoints before discovery.
## Workflow Order
1. Resolve workspace hostname.
2. Read version, OpenAPI, current-user, permissions, and menu capabilities.
3. Classify follow-up risk.
4. Redact credentials and tokens.
## Retrieve
- Version and OpenAPI: [references/version-and-openapi.md](references/version-and-openapi.md)
- Current user and roles: [references/current-user-and-permissions.md](references/current-user-and-permissions.md)
- Menu and feature discovery: [references/menu-and-feature-discovery.md](references/menu-and-feature-discovery.md)
- Safety classification for data, export, credential, or execution endpoints: [references/workspace-api-safety.md](references/workspace-api-safety.md)
## Do Not
- Do not run SQL, fetch chart data, export/import assets, mutate workspace objects, issue guest tokens, or change access controls from this skill.
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