How it works
Main is your workspace’s own list, and every key uses it unless you bind the key to another set. A key or app bound to a set can call only the tools turned on in that set. Your markup and pricing stay workspace-wide; a set changes only which tools are on.Create a tool set
1
Open the tool set menu
In Agent tools, open the tool set menu in the header and create a set.
2
Choose a starting point
Start with known vendors only, all tools on, or all tools off. Then turn
individual tools on or off.
3
Bind keys and apps
Choose the set when you create a key, or change it later from the key’s
menu in Connect → API keys. You can also pick a set when you approve a
connected app.
Good to know
- A workspace can have up to 20 sets.
- Published Custom API actions have their own switch in each set.
- A secret key bound to a set can call tools but can’t use the management API.
- An agent key without a set uses the tools turned on in Main.
- Approving a tool access request turns the tool on in that agent’s set.
- You can’t delete a set while an active key or connected app uses it.
Next steps
Tools and the catalog
Find tools and turn them on.
API keys
Pick the right key for each place your code runs.