Always-On Tools#
Enkaidu includes a small number of tools that are always available. They are intended to provide the models with dynamic control over how agentic work is done.
- For complex tasks, you can ask a model to use an agent to reduce the impact on the context window, especially when using small models.
- A model can also query and install tools without you having to pre-load them all the team. Caveat: tool calling models really want to call tools and the idea of installing before using a tool is not well represented in many models’ latent spaces.
Each tool is described below, including its purpose, parameters, and usage notes.
Portions generated byAIinstall_tools#
Install one or more tools from the list of installable tools. Tool names are unique across toolsets.
Parameters#
| Parameter | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
tools |
List of strings | Yes | List of one or more tools to install so they are available to call afterwards |
Notes#
- The user must confirm the installation before the tools are loaded.
- Installation is performed across toolsets, and the function returns a JSON payload indicating success or partial success.
list_installable_tools#
Obtain a list of available tools that you can install. Use the list to determine the tools that will help with your task. IMPORTANT: YOU MUST install a tool from this list BEFORE you can call it.
Parameters#
| Parameter | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| (none) | — | — | — |
Notes#
- The response includes the catalog of installable tools and a reminder about installing them prior to use.
spawn_agent#
Run a prompt in a completely fresh, isolated context window and receive the result as [query, response]. Ideal for consuming large amounts of tokens, handling self‑contained tasks, or avoiding context pollution.
Parameters#
| Parameter | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
prompt |
String | Yes | The full instruction for the sub‑agent; be explicit, especially when not including history. |
include_caller_history |
Boolean | No | Set to true only when the task requires awareness of the current session (e.g., summarizing, continuing a thread). Defaults to false. |
Notes#
- The tool spawns a temporary session, executes the prompt, and returns the query‑response pair. It is useful for multi‑step research or large codebase analysis.