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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.platform.aiplanet.com/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Tools give your agents the ability to take action beyond generating text — sending messages, fetching data, updating records in other services. The Tools page is where you set them up.
The Tools page

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The Tools page

The Tools page has two parts:

My Tools

The tools you’ve already connected or configured. These are ready to attach to agents.

Available Tools to Add

A catalog of ready-made integrations for popular apps and services, grouped by category. When available, you can connect any of these in a few clicks.

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Connecting an integration

When the integrations catalog is enabled for your organization, find the app you want under Available Tools to Add and click Connect. You’ll be guided through authorizing your account for that service — see Tool connections for the full flow. Once connected, the integration appears under My Tools and can be attached to any agent.

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Adding a custom tool

To connect a service that isn’t in the catalog, click Add New Tool in the page header. You can create two kinds of custom tool:
  • API tool — calls an HTTP endpoint. You provide a name and description, the URL and HTTP method, the authentication type (none, bearer token, API key, or basic auth), any headers and path or query parameters, and — for methods that send a body — a JSON request body.
  • MCP tool — connects to a Model Context Protocol server. You provide a name and description, the transport type, the server URL, and any headers.

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Managing tools

From each tool card in My Tools you can:
  • Edit — update its configuration.
  • Test — try the tool with sample input to confirm it works.
  • Disconnect — for connected integrations, remove the link to your account.
  • Delete — remove the tool entirely.
Built-in default tools show Fork & Edit instead of Edit — creating your own editable copy of the tool rather than changing the original.

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Using tools in workflows

Tools don’t act on their own — you attach them to an Agent. The agent decides when to call a tool based on its instructions and the task. See Configuring agents.

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Next steps

Tool connections

Walk through connecting an external account.