Specialist tools. Shared control.

Give your agent a place to work.

Not just a prompt. A Kit brings together specialist Skills, executable tools, and a dedicated workspace — so you can keep the work in view.

Your agent works. You stay in control.

Inside a Kit

For your agent

Skills

For you

Workspace

Projects · Resources · Operations

Your agent follows the Skills. You open the workspace. Both work with the same projects and resources.

Inside a Kit

One Kit. Two ways in.

Skills

The domain knowledge and instructions your agent needs to choose and use the right operations.

Tools

Explicit inputs, outputs, and permissions. Execution belongs to an installed Kit, not an unbounded agent session.

Workspace

A dedicated site for the Kit. Open projects, manage resources, and pick up where the agent left off.

From setup to work

Make the next step clear.

Read the getting-started guide
  1. 01

    Start with your Kit

    Open My Kits to see your available installations and their versions. A Kit's documented capabilities define what it can do.

  2. 02

    Connect deliberately

    Choose the accounts and operations to authorize. Having access to a Kit does not automatically grant access to your services.

  3. 03

    Keep the work close

    Launch the dedicated workspace and manage its projects and resources. Review or revoke permissions from your console.

For Kit developers

Bring the expertise. Build the Kit.

Build your domain workflow as an independent project. Use the SDK and CLI to connect Skills, operations, and your own site to the platform, then prepare a release for review.