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Reference: tools

Reference: tools

Every tool a bot has comes from the gateway. The agent sees them as mcp__huskarl__<name>, for example mcp__huskarl__gmail_send. Which ones a bot gets depends on what it is connected to. The list is set when the agent starts.

The classes and their defaults are in Concepts. Tools that wait for approval have "Waits for the user's approval." in their description.

Mail

Only bots connected to Gmail get the Gmail tools, and only bots connected to Outlook get the Outlook tools. Bots connected to neither get Testpost. See Mail.

Tool Class Arguments
gmail_list_inbox Read query (Gmail search), max (1–50)
gmail_read_message Read id
gmail_read_attachment Read id, name
gmail_create_draft Draft to, cc, subject, body, in_reply_to
gmail_archive Change internally id
gmail_send Send to, cc, bcc, subject, body, in_reply_to
outlook_list_inbox Read query, max (1–50)
outlook_read_message Read id
outlook_read_attachment Read id, name
outlook_create_draft Draft to, cc, subject, body, in_reply_to
outlook_archive Change internally id
outlook_send Send to, cc, bcc, subject, body, in_reply_to
testpost_list_inbox Read none
testpost_read_message Read id
testpost_read_attachment Read id, name
testpost_create_draft Draft to, subject, body, in_reply_to
testpost_archive Change internally id
testpost_send Send to, subject, body, in_reply_to

to, subject and body are required for drafts and sending. The recipients in to, cc and bcc are what the domain rules look at.

Browser

Only for bots with sites. See Browser.

Tool Class Arguments
browser_open Read url
browser_snapshot Read none
browser_read Read none
browser_back Read none
browser_screenshot Read none
browser_fill Draft ref, text
browser_type Draft text
browser_click Change internally, or stricter depending on what the click hits ref, label
browser_click_at Change internally, or stricter depending on what the click hits x, y, label
browser_request_login Draft site, reason

Routines

All bots. See Routines.

Tool Class Arguments
routines_create Change internally name, prompt, schedule, and optionally only_when (new_mail, run_finished, webhook, new_files, before_meeting), after_bot, folder and minutes
routines_list Read none
routines_delete Change internally id

Approvals

All bots. See Approvals and rules.

Tool Class Arguments
approvals_list Read none
approvals_propose_decision Draft ids, approve, note

approvals_propose_decision decides nothing. It puts a confirmation card in the thread.

Memory

All bots. See Memory.

Tool Class Arguments
memory_list Read none
memory_remember Draft text
memory_update Draft id, text
memory_forget Change internally id

Documents

All bots. See Documents.

Tool Class Arguments
documents_save Draft name (its ending says what it is), content, append (for .csv, .md, .txt)

Teams

Bots connected to Microsoft Teams. See Mail.

Tool Class Arguments
teams_list_chats Read none
teams_read_chat Read chat, max (1–50)
teams_send Send chat, text

GitHub

Bots connected to GitHub. See GitHub.

Tool Class Arguments
github_list_repos Read none
github_list_issues Read repo, state (open, closed, all), labels, since, max (1–100)
github_search Read query, repo, max (1–50)
github_read_issue Read repo, number, max comments (1–100)
github_read_pull Read repo, number
github_commits Read repo, from, to, max (1–250)
github_releases Read repo, max (1–20)
github_comment Send repo, number, body
github_label Send repo, number, add, remove
github_close Send repo, number, reason (completed, not_planned), comment
github_create_issue Send repo, title, body, labels
github_draft_release Send repo, tag, name, body, target

Félagi (your own tasks)

Bots connected to Félagi with a personal token. See Félagi.

Tool Class Arguments
felagi_my_issues Read status
felagi_search Read query
felagi_read_issue Read issue
felagi_my_time Read from, to
felagi_comment Send issue, body
felagi_set_status Send issue, status (backlog, todo, in_progress, in_review, on_hold, done, canceled)
felagi_log_time Send issue, duration, spent_on, note

Elyra Workspace

Bots connected to Elyra Workspace. See Elyra Workspace.

Tool Class Arguments
workspace_list_projects Read none
workspace_list_threads Read project
workspace_read_thread Read thread_id, max_chars (500–50000)
workspace_wait Read thread_id, timeout_seconds (1–300)
workspace_start Send project, prompt, title, provider, worktree (default true)
workspace_send Send thread_id, text

Calendar

Bots connected to a mailbox. See Mail.

Tool Class Arguments
calendar_list Read days (1–14, 1 by default)
calendar_book Send with attendees, otherwise Change internally subject, start, minutes or end, attendees, location, notes

Folders

Only bots with a routine that watches a folder. See Routines.

Tool Class Arguments
files_list Read folder (optional)
files_read Read name, folder (optional when the bot has one folder)
files_done Change internally name, folder (optional)

Colleagues

Only bots with "Can give tasks to other bots (Chief)" on. See Chief.

Tool Class Arguments
team_list Read none
team_ask Change internally bot, task, may (look, draft or own, the default), only_to (a domain), max_tokens

What does not exist

On purpose, there are no tools to delete mail, create filters or rules, forward, move mail to other folders, approve proposals or change policy. A call to a tool that is not in the list gives unknown tool <name>.