The tool catalogue

230+ tools the agent can call directly — what is in there, how it decides to use one, and what each call costs.

Updated September 2, 2026

Beyond reading files and running commands, the agent can call any tool in the ToolsXpo catalogue — 230+ of them, reachable through the built-in MCP server.

What is in there

Broadly: format and validate (JSON, YAML, XML, SQL), convert between formats and units, encode and decode, generate (UUIDs, hashes, passwords, QR codes), extract from documents and images, and inspect (DNS, headers, certificates, image metadata).

Browse the full list at toolsxpo.com/tools.

How the agent decides

It picks a tool when one fits better than writing code. Asked to validate a large JSON file it calls the validator rather than writing a script — faster, and the result is authoritative rather than a program that might be wrong.

You do not need to name a tool. Describing the outcome is enough.

What they cost

Tool calls draw on general compute credits, not AI token credits. The two balances are separate, and a tool-heavy task can be cheap in AI terms while using compute.

Per-call cost is listed on each tool's page.

Turning it off

Disable the toolsxpo-mcp server under MCP if you would rather the agent solved everything with code. It cannot be deleted — it is provisioned with your account — but disabled is disabled.

Using them outside the editor

The same catalogue is available through the ToolsXpo API and the CLI, with the same key. Anything the agent can do here, a script of yours can do too.