Writing Login Instructions

Purpose

Login instructions tell MindFort agents exactly how to log into your target application using the stored credential. Without these instructions, agents may not find the correct login path or complete the full sign-in flow, which reduces authenticated coverage.

What to Write

Write plain, step-by-step login directions:

exact login URL or route
if login path differs from target root (example: target is https://example.com, login is https://example.com/login)
any required context values (example: org/workspace ID, tenant slug, environment selector)
exact actions to submit login
expected post-login page

For Magic Link credentials, explain where to request the sign-in link and which page should appear after the link is opened.

Good Example

Target: https://example.com
Login route: https://example.com/login
Org ID: acme-security

1. Go to https://example.com/login
2. Enter Org ID: acme-security
3. Enter the stored username and password
4. Click Sign In
5. Confirm login at https://example.com/dashboard

Common Mistakes

only listing the main website URL
omitting redirects after sign-in
including outdated login paths
not mentioning required intermediate clicks

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