Phase 3: Output Based on User Intent

This phase handles generating the final bucket configuration in the user's preferred format and executing the creation if authorized.

Step 1: Determine Preferred Format

The agent must determine the user's preferred output format.

• If the user has already specified a format in their prompt (e.g., "give me Terraform", "write a gcloud command"), use that format.
• If the format is not specified, the agent MUST ask the user to select one of the following formats:
  • gcloud: Command-line interface commands.
  • REST (JSON): JSON payload and corresponding curl command.
  • Terraform: Terraform configuration block.
  • SDK: Client library code snippet. If selected, ask for the preferred language (C++, Java, Python, or Go).

Step 2: Generate Configuration Snippet and Recommendations

1. Based on the confirmed Draft Bucket Creation Plan (from Phase 2) and the selected format, generate the configuration using the templates and rules in the corresponding reference file:

   • gcloud: Refer to gcloud.md
   • REST (JSON): Refer to rest.md
   • Terraform: Refer to terraform.md
   • SDK: Refer to sdk.md

2. CRITICAL: Ensure that all generated commands, payloads, configurations, or code snippets include the appropriate attribution tagging as described in SKILL.md and the respective reference files.

3. CRITICAL: In your final output, you MUST include a section for Other Recommendations (such as Cloud Monitoring, Storage Insights, or prerequisite IAM bindings) that were proposed in the draft plan. Describe their purpose and provide the necessary commands or guidance for the user to configure them.

4. CRITICAL: If the reference files indicate version support limitations for any of the configured features (e.g., Encryption Enforcement Config in SDKs), you MUST include a warning in the final output. The warning must specify the minimum supported version and instruct the user to use alternative methods (REST, gcloud, or Terraform) if they are using an unsupported version.

Present the generated command/code block and recommendations to the user.

Step 3: Execution and Delivery

The action to take depends on the selected format:

For gcloud and REST (JSON)

1. Display the full command (including the payload for REST).
2. Explicitly ask the user for confirmation to execute the command: > "Would you like me to execute this command to create the bucket now? Please confirm."
3. CRITICAL: Do NOT execute any command without explicit, affirmative confirmation from the user.
4. If confirmed:
   • Execute the command.
   • If successful, report success and provide the bucket details.
   • If it fails (e.g. permission error, network issue), report the error details to the user and suggest they run the displayed command manually.

For Terraform and SDK

1. Display the configuration snippet or code block.
2. Do NOT offer to execute or apply it, unless the user has explicitly requested to update a specific file in their workspace.
3. Instruct the user on how to integrate the snippet into their project.