Tool Hub
Tool Hub is where your organization creates, configures, and manages tools used by agents.
Why Tool Hub Matters
Tools must be configured at the platform level before they can be attached to agents.
Tool Hub controls:
- Tool definitions and availability
- Authentication strategy
- Credential ownership model
- Tool-level governance and visibility
Auth Scope Options
When creating or enabling a tool, choose the authentication scope that matches your security and operations model.
- Enterprise scope: A single enterprise-managed account is connected and shared across users.
- User scope: Each user connects their own account and tools run with user-specific credentials.
Choosing the Right Scope
Use Enterprise scope when:
- You need standardized access for the whole team
- Central admins manage credentials
- Auditing and consistency are the priority
Use User scope when:
- Access should follow each user's own permissions
- Users need personal accounts or tokens
- You want strict per-user isolation of actions
Create a New Tool
- Open Tool Hub in Platform settings.
- Click Create Tool.
- Define the tool name, purpose, and operation behavior.
- Select authentication scope (
EnterpriseorUser). - Configure credentials and required auth fields.
- Save and enable the tool.
After that, the tool becomes available in agent configuration under Tools.
Validation Checklist
- Tool is enabled in Tool Hub
- Auth scope is set correctly
- Credentials are valid
- Required permissions are granted by the provider
- Tool appears in the agent tool picker
Next Step
Continue with Tools & Connectors to attach enabled tools to a specific agent.
Last updated: April 2, 2026