The discussion revolves around viewing all tools and their setups in AI. wlandgraf inquired about a place to see all tools and their implementation/configuration to learn from them and create custom tools. However, Falco explained that built-in tools are written in Ruby, while custom tools are written in JS, making it difficult to translate between the two. Falco also offered support for authoring custom tools. Additionally, sam shared an example using the GitHub helper to break down a conversation and suggested that it’s possible to convert some of these to JS to see how they would be authored as custom tools.
In AI Plugin settings, it’s very nice that we can see the predefined personas and how they are configured, so we can learn better to create our own personas.
But that’s not the same with tools. Is there a place where we can see all the tools and their implementation/configuration, so we can learn from them to create our own tools? It would be very insightful to see the scripts and parameters of each available built-in tool.
Custom tools are written in JS, while the built-in tools are written in Ruby, so they won’t translate well.
We are constantly expanding custom tools capabilities, and have authored quite a few for internal use, so if you have any troubles authoring yours, feel free to create a topic here under Support and we will help you with it.
One wonderful thing you can do with GitHub helper is one shot a full breakdown
It is kind of mind blowing it is both so easy and so accurate
if you load context right you can convert some of these to js to see how they would be authored as custom tools