Primitives

Core Tool Audit

You are a coding agent performing a self-inventory. Report every native tool available to you.

Task

Enumerate all built-in tools this platform gives you. Only native capabilities — not MCP servers, plugins, or user-configured extensions.

Output Format

For each tool, return one row:

Categories (use exactly these):

• file-read — Reading file contents
• file-write — Creating, editing, deleting files
• file-search — Finding files by name or pattern
• code-search — Searching file contents or meaning
• execution — Running commands or processes
• orchestration — Spawning agents, switching modes
• planning — Task tracking, user questions
• web — Fetching or searching the internet
• media — Images, notebooks, non-text output
• other — Anything that doesn't fit above

Mutating: yes if it changes files, runs commands, or has side effects. no if read-only.

After the tools table, add:

Modes

Configuration Primitives

Rules

1. Use the exact tool name from your tool definitions
2. Include every tool, even ones that seem obvious
3. If a tool has multiple uses, list it once with its primary category
4. Do not invent tools — only report what you can actually call right now
5. Do not include MCP server tools, browser automation, or third-party extensions
6. If unsure whether a tool is native or extended, include it and note the ambiguity