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# View Configured Systems and Project Counts

### Description

A user wants to find out which systems are configured in <code class="expression">space.vars.OIM</code> and which project pairs are synchronizing between two specific systems.

### Example interaction

| Component               | Detail                                                                                                                             |
| ----------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **User prompt**         | "What systems are configured in OIM? And what projects are integrated between System A and System B?"                              |
| **MCP tools invoked**   | `get_systems_list` → `get_integrations_list` → extract project pairs from integration details                                      |
| **AI assistant steps**  | Retrieves all configured systems → filters integrations by the two specified systems → extracts project pairs and sync directions. |
| **AI assistant output** | A summary of all configured systems, followed by a list of project pairs with sync directions between the two specified systems.   |

### Sample output

| System Pair  | Project (System A) | Direction     | Project (System B) |
| ------------ | ------------------ | ------------- | ------------------ |
| Jira ↔ Rally | Project Alpha      | BIDIRECTIONAL | Rally Project 1    |
| Jira ↔ Rally | Project Beta       | FORWARD       | Rally Project 2    |

> **Tip**: To avoid stale results from a previous query in the same session, include "Do not use previously fetched data" in your prompt.


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