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SQL → Get Client Token Policy
AI-generatedSummary
Retrieves the client token policy for the selected Plug agent through the Plug SQL JSON-RPC interface. Use guided mode for the built-in policy request or advanced mode to provide a clientToken.getPolicy command.
Inputs
- Channel — Select REST or Socket; defaults to REST.
- Agent ID — Overrides the agent ID from the credential when set.
- Client Token — Overrides the client token from the credential when set.
- Include Plug Metadata — Defaults to true; controls whether the output includes a
__plugmetadata object. - Input Mode — Choose Guided (default) or Advanced. Advanced mode requires a raw JSON-RPC command; the resolved client token is injected where supported.
- Additional Options — In guided mode, optionally set the timeout, API version, command metadata JSON, request for server timings, and maximum parallel input items.
- Socket Options — When using Socket, configure stream buffer limits, pull window size, relay fast path, and server timings.
Output shape
One or more n8n items containing the normalized JSON-RPC result.
The exact output fields depend on Plug's response and the selected response mode. With metadata enabled, items include
__plugmetadata. The operation is read-only; it does not change the policy.