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Toolkit Edit Page Reference

The toolkit edit page is where you configure what a toolkit contains. Open it by selecting a toolkit row, or Edit from its row menu, on the Build > Toolkits list.

At the top is a details form. Below it are three tabs: Tools, Prompts, and Resources.

Details form​

FieldDescription
NameDisplay name of the toolkit.
SlugURL-safe identifier. Set at creation and used in the toolkit's connection URL.
DescriptionWhat the toolkit is for. Shown in the list and to users.

Select Save to persist changes to the details form.

Tools tab​

The Tools tab is organized by MCP server. Its tab label shows how many tools the toolkit includes, for example Tools (3).

A summary at the top counts the MCP servers in the toolkit, the enabled tools and how many of them are accessible to all groups, and the groups the toolkit is assigned to. Beside it are a Search added MCPs box and an Add MCP button for bringing another server's tools into the toolkit.

Below the summary, each added server has its own card showing how many of its tools are enabled (for example, 3 / 3 tools). When a toolkit references a tool that is no longer available, the tab shows an empty or unavailable state for it.

Toolkit edit page Tools tab showing the MCP server summary, Search added MCPs box, Add MCP button, and a server card

Prompts tab​

Prompts are reusable instruction templates scoped to the toolkit. When a client connects using the toolkit URL, these prompts are available as context. The tab shows an empty state with a Create Prompt button when none exist.

Toolkit edit page Prompts tab empty state with a Create Prompt button

Select Create Prompt to open the prompt form:

FieldDescription
NameDisplay name of the prompt.
SlugURL-safe identifier.
DescriptionWhat the prompt does.
ArgumentsOptional typed inputs. Each argument has a name, a description, and a required flag. Select Add Argument to add more.
Output ContentThe prompt body. Argument values are substituted when the prompt runs.
Create prompt form with Name, Slug, Description, an Arguments section with Add Argument, and an Output Content field

Select Create Prompt to save it.

Resources tab​

Resources are reference content scoped to the toolkit: schemas, style guides, data dictionaries, or anything the AI should be able to read during the workflow. The tab shows an empty state with a Create Resource button when none exist.

Toolkit edit page Resources tab empty state with a Create Resource button

Select Create Resource to open the resource form:

FieldDescription
NameDisplay name of the resource.
SlugURL-safe identifier.
DescriptionWhat the resource contains.
ContentThe resource body. Markdown is supported, with a live preview panel beside the field.
Create resource form with Name, Slug, Description, and a Content field with a preview panel

Select Create Resource to save it.

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