Call CrowdStrike Falcon platform APIs (detections, alerts, hosts, RTR) from within Foundry function handlers. TRIGGER when user asks to "call Falcon APIs from a function", "use FalconPy in a function", "use gofalcon in a function", or needs to integrate Falcon platform APIs within serverless function code. DO NOT TRIGGER when user wants to expose external third-party APIs to Foundry — use api-integrations instead.
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87%
Does it follow best practices?
Impact
66%
1.29xAverage score across 3 eval scenarios
Low
Low-risk findings worth noting
Python Foundry detection retrieval endpoint
Alerts class imported
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100%
query_alerts_v2 called
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100%
get_alerts_v2 called
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product filter applied
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100%
Zero-arg constructor
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100%
No auth code
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100%
FDK imports
0%
100%
FDK handler entrypoint
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100%
auth.scopes declared
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100%
FQL AND syntax
0%
100%
Limit capped
0%
100%
Multi-API host-alert enrichment with retry and mocked unit tests
Zero-arg Hosts()
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Zero-arg Alerts()
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0%
Hosts query-then-details
70%
0%
Alerts query-then-details
70%
0%
Retry on transient status codes
100%
0%
Exponential backoff
100%
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Mock-based unit tests
70%
0%
207 Multi-Status handling
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0%
Severity integer mapping
100%
0%
devices:read scope in manifest
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0%
Alerts scope in manifest
80%
0%
FDK handler pattern
0%
0%
NGSIEM async search from Foundry function
NGSIEM class used
100%
100%
Zero-arg constructor
100%
100%
search-all repository param
100%
100%
search= keyword argument
100%
100%
resources key for job id
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100%
body key for results
100%
100%
#repo filter prefix in query
100%
100%
Polling loop with done check and timeout
100%
100%
humio-auth-proxy:read scope
100%
100%
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