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There are 61 tools. Five are always on and 56 sit in 13 groups. A group can be switched off so its tools are hidden from the model.

Since 2 Sept 2026 · Updated 29 Oct 2026

Always on

who_am_i, report_status, get_progress, list_tool_categories, set_tool_category.

Default off

shell (operator only), git, voice.

Who switches

The agent can switch a group when the owner asks. The shell group cannot be switched by the agent.

Calls to a switched-off tool

The agent gets: currently disabled. Ask the user if they want it turned on.

See groups.json, tools/<group>.json and tool-index.csv.

Every tool has its own page with its parameters, an example, its risk and how it can fail. The full list is on the all-tools page.

In this section

Memory toolsNotes, a small graph, vector search and an event log the agent can save to and search.Terminal and Python sandbox toolsRun Python in a limited sandbox, with button approval for risky code.Shell toolsA persistent bash shell on the host. Off unless the operator turns it on.Files toolsCreate, edit, list, delete and send files inside allowed folders. Core code is protected.Skills toolsReusable Markdown instructions the agent can list, load, create and edit.Web toolsSearch the web with DuckDuckGo and read public pages as text.Scheduled jobs toolsAdd, list and remove prompts that run on a schedule in the same chat.Sub-agent notes toolsBookkeeping for delegated goals. It records a goal and a result. It does not run a second model.GitHub toolsRead repos, list issues and commits, and open issues through the GitHub API.Notifications toolsSend a push message to the owner outside the chat, using ntfy.Voice toolsSpeak text as a voice message with Piper text-to-speech.Session helpers toolsA simple per-chat to-do list and a way to ask the user one clear question.Routing toolsLets the agent hand a hard task to the stronger power model.Always-on toolsFive tools that belong to no group and cannot be switched off.All tools61 tools in one table, with risk and approval.

See also:Memory tools Shell tools

Checked against the source at commit f4fd89f on 29 Oct 2026. Everything here is merged on the main branch; no release has been tagged yet. The source is private, so these pages are the public description.