# English tool descriptions (default locale)
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# Each key under [tools] matches the tool's name() return value.
# Values are the human-readable descriptions shown in system prompts.

[tools]
backup = "Create, list, verify, and restore workspace backups"
browser = "Web/browser automation with pluggable backends (agent-browser, rust-native, computer_use). Supports DOM actions plus optional OS-level actions (mouse_move, mouse_click, mouse_drag, key_type, key_press, screen_capture) through a computer-use sidecar. Use 'snapshot' to map interactive elements to refs (@e1, @e2). Enforces browser.allowed_domains for open actions."
browser_delegate = "Delegate browser-based tasks to a browser-capable CLI for interacting with web applications like Teams, Outlook, Jira, Confluence"
browser_open = "Open an approved HTTPS URL in the system browser. Security constraints: allowlist-only domains, no local/private hosts, no scraping."
cloud_ops = "Cloud transformation advisory tool. Analyzes IaC plans, assesses migration paths, reviews costs, and checks architecture against Well-Architected Framework pillars. Read-only: does not create or modify cloud resources."
cloud_patterns = "Cloud pattern library. Given a workload description, suggests applicable cloud-native architectural patterns (containerization, serverless, database modernization, etc.)."
composio = "Execute actions on 1000+ apps via Composio (Gmail, Notion, GitHub, Slack, etc.). Use action='list' to see available actions (includes parameter names). action='execute' with action_name/tool_slug and params to run an action. If you are unsure of the exact params, pass 'text' instead with a natural-language description of what you want (Composio will resolve the correct parameters via NLP). action='list_accounts' or action='connected_accounts' to list OAuth-connected accounts. action='connect' with app/auth_config_id to get OAuth URL. connected_account_id is auto-resolved when omitted."
content_search = "Search file contents by regex pattern within the workspace. Supports ripgrep (rg) with grep fallback. Output modes: 'content' (matching lines with context), 'files_with_matches' (file paths only), 'count' (match counts per file). Example: pattern='fn main', include='*.rs', output_mode='content'."
cron_add = """Create a scheduled cron job (shell or agent) with cron/at/every schedules. Use job_type='agent' with a prompt to run the AI agent on schedule. To deliver output to a channel (Discord, Telegram, Slack, Mattermost, Matrix), set delivery={"mode":"announce","channel":"discord","to":"<channel_id_or_chat_id>"}. This is the preferred tool for sending scheduled/delayed messages to users via channels."""
cron_list = "List all scheduled cron jobs"
cron_remove = "Remove a cron job by id"
cron_run = "Force-run a cron job immediately and record run history"
cron_runs = "List recent run history for a cron job"
cron_update = "Patch an existing cron job (schedule, command, prompt, enabled, delivery, model, etc.)"
data_management = "Workspace data retention, purge, and storage statistics"
delegate = "Delegate a subtask to a specialized agent. Use when: a task benefits from a different model (e.g. fast summarization, deep reasoning, code generation). The sub-agent runs a single prompt by default; with agentic=true it can iterate with a filtered tool-call loop."
file_edit = "Edit a file by replacing an exact string match with new content"
file_read = "Read file contents with line numbers. Supports partial reading via offset and limit. Extracts text from PDF; other binary files are read with lossy UTF-8 conversion."
file_write = "Write contents to a file in the workspace"
git_operations = "Perform structured Git operations (status, diff, log, branch, commit, add, checkout, stash). Provides parsed JSON output and integrates with security policy for autonomy controls."
glob_search = "Search for files matching a glob pattern within the workspace. Returns a sorted list of matching file paths relative to the workspace root. Examples: '**/*.rs' (all Rust files), 'src/**/mod.rs' (all mod.rs in src)."
google_workspace = "Interact with Google Workspace services (Drive, Gmail, Calendar, Sheets, Docs, etc.) via the gws CLI. Requires gws to be installed and authenticated."
hardware_board_info = "Return full board info (chip, architecture, memory map) for connected hardware. Use when: user asks for 'board info', 'what board do I have', 'connected hardware', 'chip info', 'what hardware', or 'memory map'."
hardware_memory_map = "Return the memory map (flash and RAM address ranges) for connected hardware. Use when: user asks for 'upper and lower memory addresses', 'memory map', 'address space', or 'readable addresses'. Returns flash/RAM ranges from datasheets."
hardware_memory_read = "Read actual memory/register values from Nucleo via USB. Use when: user asks to 'read register values', 'read memory at address', 'dump memory', 'lower memory 0-126', or 'give address and value'. Returns hex dump. Requires Nucleo connected via USB and probe feature. Params: address (hex, e.g. 0x20000000 for RAM start), length (bytes, default 128)."
http_request = "Make HTTP requests to external APIs. Supports GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, PATCH, HEAD, OPTIONS methods. Security constraints: allowlist-only domains, no local/private hosts, configurable timeout and response size limits."
image_info = "Read image file metadata (format, dimensions, size) and optionally return base64-encoded data."
jira = "Interact with Jira: get tickets with configurable detail level, search issues with JQL, and add comments with mention and formatting support."
knowledge = "Manage a knowledge graph of architecture decisions, solution patterns, lessons learned, and experts. Actions: capture, search, relate, suggest, expert_find, lessons_extract, graph_stats."
linkedin = "Manage LinkedIn: create posts, list your posts, comment, react, delete posts, view engagement, get profile info, and read the configured content strategy. Requires LINKEDIN_* credentials in .env file."
discord_search = "Search Discord message history stored in discord.db. Use to find past messages, summarize channel activity, or look up what users said. Supports keyword search and optional filters: channel_id, since, until."
microsoft365 = "Microsoft 365 integration: manage Outlook mail, Teams messages, Calendar events, OneDrive files, and SharePoint search via Microsoft Graph API"
model_routing_config = "Manage default model settings, scenario-based provider/model routes, classification rules, and delegate sub-agent profiles"
notion = "Interact with Notion: query databases, read/create/update pages, and search the workspace."
pdf_read = "Extract plain text from a PDF file in the workspace. Returns all readable text. Image-only or encrypted PDFs return an empty result. Requires the 'rag-pdf' build feature."
project_intel = "Project delivery intelligence: generate status reports, detect risks, draft client updates, summarize sprints, and estimate effort. Read-only analysis tool."
proxy_config = "Manage Revka proxy settings (scope: environment | revka | services), including runtime and process env application"
pushover = "Send a Pushover notification to your device. Requires PUSHOVER_TOKEN and PUSHOVER_USER_KEY in .env file."
schedule = """Manage scheduled shell-only tasks. Actions: create/add/once/list/get/cancel/remove/pause/resume. WARNING: This tool creates shell jobs whose output is only logged, NOT delivered to any channel. To send a scheduled message to Discord/Telegram/Slack/Matrix, use the cron_add tool with job_type='agent' and a delivery config like {"mode":"announce","channel":"discord","to":"<channel_id>"}."""
screenshot = "Capture a screenshot of the current screen. Returns the file path and base64-encoded PNG data."
security_ops = "Security operations tool for managed cybersecurity services. Actions: triage_alert (classify/prioritize alerts), run_playbook (execute incident response steps), parse_vulnerability (parse scan results), generate_report (create security posture reports), list_playbooks (list available playbooks), alert_stats (summarize alert metrics)."
shell = "Execute a shell command in the workspace directory"
sop_advance = "Report the result of the current SOP step and advance to the next step. Provide the run_id, whether the step succeeded or failed, and a brief output summary."
sop_approve = "Approve a pending SOP step that is waiting for operator approval. Returns the step instruction to execute. Use sop_status to see which runs are waiting."
sop_execute = "Manually trigger a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) by name. Returns the run ID and first step instruction. Use sop_list to see available SOPs."
sop_list = "List all loaded Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) with their triggers, priority, step count, and active run count. Optionally filter by name or priority."
sop_status = "Query SOP execution status. Provide run_id for a specific run, or sop_name to list runs for that SOP. With no arguments, shows all active runs."
swarm = "Orchestrate a swarm of agents to collaboratively handle a task. Supports sequential (pipeline), parallel (fan-out/fan-in), and router (LLM-selected) strategies."
tool_search = """Fetch full schema definitions for deferred MCP tools so they can be called. Use "select:name1,name2" for exact match or keywords to search."""
web_fetch = "Fetch a web page and return its content as clean plain text. HTML pages are automatically converted to readable text. JSON and plain text responses are returned as-is. Only GET requests; follows redirects. Falls back to Firecrawl for JS-heavy/bot-blocked sites (if enabled). Security: allowlist-only domains, no local/private hosts."
web_search_tool = "Search the web for information. Returns relevant search results with titles, URLs, and descriptions. Use this to find current information, news, or research topics."
workspace = "Manage multi-client workspaces. Subcommands: list, switch, create, info, export. Each workspace provides isolated memory, audit, secrets, and tool restrictions."
weather = "Get current weather conditions and forecast for any location worldwide. Supports city names (in any language or script), IATA airport codes (e.g. 'LAX'), GPS coordinates (e.g. '51.5,-0.1'), postal/zip codes, and domain-based geolocation. Returns temperature, feels-like, humidity, wind speed/direction, precipitation, visibility, pressure, UV index, and cloud cover. Optional 0–3 day forecast with hourly breakdown. Units default to metric (°C, km/h, mm) but can be set to imperial (°F, mph, inches) per request. No API key required."
