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Just one comment upfront. Actions like starting/stopping resources driven through the chatbot do have additional security built in. The chatbot will prompt for a TSO user ID and password that the user has to provide when trying to submit such a command via the chatbot. The given credentials will then be checked against the security backend on z/OS - such as RACF.
I agree that on top of that we could add a property that already hides these kind of actions at the chatbot level and we will consider that as a usability improvement.
But the current implementation should not be a security issue and prevent using the solution.
Please let me know your thoughts on this aspect. Thanks.