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Toolkits

A toolkit is a curated collection of tools drawn from your MCP servers, packaged with optional prompts and resources for a specific team or workflow. Open it from Build > Toolkits.

The list page is your organization's inventory of toolkits. Each row is one toolkit; selecting a row opens its edit page, where the Tools, Prompts, and Resources tabs live.

Toolkits list with Org Toolkits and User Toolkits scope tabs, a search field, and columns for Name, Slug, Content, Groups, Owner, Risk, and Status, with the row action menu open showing Unpublish, Edit, Re-assess Risk, Duplicate, Download MCPB, and Delete

Scopes

Two tabs at the top of the list switch between scopes, each showing a count:

ScopeContents
Org ToolkitsToolkits owned by the organization. These can be published, assigned to groups, and wrapped as plugins.
User ToolkitsToolkits an individual user created for themselves. They stay private to that user unless shared.

Table columns

The table supports search and sortable columns.

ColumnDescription
NameDisplay name, with the toolkit description shown beneath it. Select a row to open its edit page.
SlugURL-safe identifier, set at creation. Used in the toolkit's connection URL.
ContentCounts of the included tools, prompts, and resources, followed by a risk badge summarizing the toolkit's tools.
GroupsNumber of groups whose members can use this toolkit through the gateway.
OwnerThe owning admin, or a dash for organization-scoped toolkits.
StatusPublish state: draft or active.
RiskThe toolkit's risk score out of 10, color-coded by band. A dash means it has not been assessed yet. Use the Re-assess Risk row action to re-run scoring. See How Willow Assesses Risk.

An export icon at the top right of the table downloads the list.

Row actions

Select the ... menu on any row:

ActionWhat it does
PublishMoves the toolkit from draft to active and makes it available for use. Opens a confirmation dialog.
UnpublishShown in place of Publish on an active toolkit. Returns it to draft and withdraws it from use.
EditOpens the toolkit edit page.
Re-assess RiskRe-runs risk assessment across the toolkit's tools. A "Risk assessed" toast confirms completion.
DuplicateCreates a copy of the toolkit as a new draft.
Download MCPBDownloads the toolkit as an MCP bundle.
DeletePermanently removes the toolkit.
Toolkit row action menu open showing Unpublish, Edit, Re-assess Risk, Duplicate, Download MCPB, and Delete

Publish states

A toolkit is created as a draft. Draft toolkits are visible to admins in this list but are not available for use. Publishing changes the status to active.

Publish toolkit confirmation dialog explaining that the toolkit's tools will become available once published

AI Toolkit Suggestions

Above the list, Willow proposes toolkits it has assembled for you. Each suggestion card carries an AI badge and shows the proposed name, slug, description, and counts of the tools, prompts, and resources it would include.

ControlWhat it does
Add ToolkitCreates the suggested toolkit in your organization.
DismissRemoves that single suggestion from the strip.
HideCollapses the whole suggestions strip.

Like the other AI features on this page, suggestions depend on Bring Your Own AI being configured under Settings › AI Settings.

AI Toolkit Suggestions strip with a Hide control and three suggestion cards, each carrying an AI badge, slug, description, component counts, and Add Toolkit and Dismiss buttons

Let users build toolkits with AI

If you connect your own AI provider under Settings › AI Settings, users can describe an agent in plain language and have Willow generate a toolkit for them. This is off until you enable Bring Your Own AI; the default gateway does not power it. See Create a Toolkit for the AI creation flow.

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