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Every tool your agents need,
in one catalog

Pick from 60 built-in tools, wrap your own API or Python function, connect any MCP server, or hand an agent another agent. Grant each tool to the agents that should have it — and make the risky ones wait for a person's approval.

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Give an agent a tool in three steps

Pick it, connect it, grant it.

1

Pick a kind

Choose from the built-in catalog, or create a webhook, a Python function, an MCP connection or an agent-as-tool.

2

Connect it

Paste the API key the vendor gave you, or the URL and auth of your own service. Credentials are stored encrypted.

3

Grant it

Switch it on for the agents that should use it, or make it global so every agent can. The agent decides when to call it from the tool's description.

Five kinds of tool, one list

Whatever an agent needs to reach, there is a way to hand it over.

Sixty tools, ready to go

Web search, Wikipedia and ArXiv, a headless browser, Gmail and Google Calendar, GitHub, Telegram, text-to-speech, BI boards and your own Drive — each a card in the catalog, many working the moment you add them.

Any HTTP API

Describe the endpoint — method, URL, headers, auth and the JSON the agent should send — and it becomes a tool. GET, POST, PUT, PATCH and DELETE, with bearer-token or API-key auth.

Your own Python

Write a function, give it an input schema, and it runs in a sandbox with a timeout — offline unless you allow internet access.

Any MCP server

Point at a server's URL and the tools it exposes are discovered for you. Switch each one on or off, and require approval for the ones that write.

Our own MCP server

Agents as tools

Expose one agent to another: a writer can ask a researcher, a sales agent can ask the stock checker — each keeping its own prompt, model and tools.

Inside the agent builder

You decide who holds what

Grant a tool per agent or make it global, switch it off without deleting it, cache its results, and require a person's approval before it runs.

60 built-in tools

The Create Tool catalog as it stands today. Pick a category to narrow the list.

  • Tavily SearchSearchNeeds an API key
  • DuckDuckGo SearchSearch
  • Google SerperSearchNeeds an API key
  • YouTube SearchSearch
  • YouTube Video InfoSearch
  • Google PlacesSearchNeeds an API key
  • WikipediaKnowledge
  • ArXivKnowledge
  • PubMedKnowledge
  • StackExchangeKnowledge
  • Semantic ScholarKnowledge
  • OpenWeatherMapKnowledgeNeeds an API key
  • Google ScholarKnowledgeNeeds an API key
  • Wolfram AlphaComputeNeeds an API key
  • Python REPLCompute
  • Shell CommandCompute
  • SQL DatabaseDataNeeds an API key
  • Pandas DataFrameData
  • Vector Store SearchData
  • GraphQLDataNeeds an API key
  • BI BoardData
  • DALL-E Image GenerationAI & MediaNeeds an API key
  • ElevenLabs TTSAI & MediaNeeds an API key
  • Google Cloud TTSAI & MediaNeeds an API key
  • HuggingFace HubAI & MediaNeeds an API key
  • Yahoo Finance NewsFinance
  • Google FinanceFinanceNeeds an API key
  • Google TrendsFinanceNeeds an API key
  • Web FetchUtility
  • Crawl URLUtility
  • Firecrawl ScrapeUtilityNeeds an API key
  • Jina ReaderUtility
  • HTTP Request (GET)Utility
  • JSON NavigatorUtility
  • HTTP Requests ToolkitUtility
  • Playwright BrowserUtility
  • Markdown to HTMLUtility
  • GitHubProductivityNeeds an API key
  • GitLabProductivityNeeds an API key
  • Office 365ProductivityNeeds an API key
  • GmailProductivityNeeds an API key
  • Google CalendarProductivityNeeds an API key
  • Telegram Send MessageProductivityNeeds an API key
  • ZaloProductivity
  • Notify Operators (Push)Productivity
  • N8NMCP ServersNeeds an API key
  • WordPress (Royal MCP)MCP Servers
  • GitHubMCP ServersNeeds an API key
  • SlackMCP ServersNeeds an API key
  • Google DriveMCP ServersNeeds an API key
  • NotionMCP ServersNeeds an API key
  • Custom MCP ServerMCP Servers
  • Drive DocsDrive
  • Drive MindmapDrive
  • Drive Script StoryboardDrive
  • Drive TablesDrive
  • WordPressIntegrations
  • Viettel PostIntegrations
  • KiotVietIntegrations
  • ERPNext / FrappeIntegrations
Needs the vendor's API keyPlus Composio toolkits, with your own Composio keyAny HTTP API as a webhook toolAny MCP server by URL

What each kind takes

The fields, the options and the limits — before you sign up.

Tool kinds

  • Built-in — picked from the catalog
  • Webhook — any HTTP endpoint
  • Code — a sandboxed Python function
  • MCP — any MCP server
  • Agent as tool — another agent in the workspace

Webhook tools

  • GET, POST, PUT, PATCH and DELETE
  • No auth, bearer token or API key
  • Custom headers
  • A JSON input schema the agent fills in

Code tools

  • Python, edited in the browser
  • Runs in a sandbox with a timeout
  • Internet access off unless you allow it
  • An input schema, like any other tool

MCP servers

  • Connect by URL, over SSE or Streamable HTTP
  • Bearer-token auth and custom headers
  • Discovered tools listed one by one
  • Each switched on or off
  • Approval per tool, or for all of them

Integrations

  • Viettel Post — fees, shipments, status and labels
  • KiotViet — products, stock, customers, orders and invoices
  • WordPress — posts, pages, media, and WooCommerce products
  • ERPNext / Frappe — the documents on your site
  • Composio toolkits, with your Composio key

Access & safety

  • Granted per agent, or global to all
  • Switched off without deleting it
  • Human approval before chosen tools run
  • Result caching, bypassed when approval is on
  • Every call in the run log

Wiring tools by hand vs. the catalog

The same integration, two ways.

Without 2pm.space
With 2pm.space

Every new API means code, a deploy, and a prompt that explains it.

Describe the endpoint once; any agent you grant it to can call it.

A tool that can delete things runs as freely as one that reads.

Require approval on the tools that write, and the run waits for a person.

Each MCP server brings every tool it has, wanted or not.

Switch each discovered tool on or off, one by one.

Nobody is sure which agent can reach which system.

Each tool's page lists the agents it is granted to.

Tool questions

What people ask before they connect their first system.

Hand your agents the right tools

Start from the catalog. Add your own APIs when you need them.

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