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# cloudAiServiceCapability

Capability an AI service advertises: an A2A skill, a served model or a vector collection.

### Examples

```graphql
type CloudAiServiceCapability {
  name: String
  type: String
  description: String
  tags: [String]
  target: String
  exposed: Boolean
}
```

### Fields

| Field                | Description                                                    | Supported fields |
| -------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------- |
| name `String`        | Name of the capability.                                        |                  |
| type `String`        | Kind of capability: "Skill", "Model" or "Collection".          |                  |
| description `String` | Description the service reports for the capability.            |                  |
| tags `[String]`      | Domain tags the service reports for the capability.            |                  |
| target `String`      | Resource the capability is invoked on.                         |                  |
| exposed `Boolean`    | Whether the capability answered a call WITHOUT authentication. |                  |

### References

#### Fields with this object:

* [{} CloudAiService.capabilities](/api-documentation/api-reference/api--cloud-security/types/objects/cloud-ai-service.md)


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