Manage the toolkits in your active environment.

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Importing toolkits

Use the orchestrate toolkits import command to import a toolkit into your environment. The following arguments are available:
ArgumentDescription
--kind / -kThe type of toolkit to import. Only mcp is supported at this time.
--name / -nThe name of the toolkit.
--descriptionThe description for the toolkit.
--packageNPM or Python package of the MCP server. Runs a npx -y {packagename} or python -m {packagename} command automatically from the package structure. You must provide a --language flag with a value of either node or python to specify what language it uses.
--package-rootThe root directory of the MCP server package.
--languageTha language your package is based on.
--commandThe command used to start the MCP server. This can be a string (e.g. 'node dist/index.js --transport stdio') or a JSON-style list (e.g. '["node", "dist/index.js", "--transport", "stdio"]').
--tools / -tA comma-separated list of tools to import, or * to import all available tools (e.g. --tools="tool_1,tool_2").
--app-id / -aThe app ID to associate with this toolkit. Only key_value connections are supported.
Note: Use environment variables to expose the keys and values of the key_value connection to the MCP server.
Examples:
Import all tools using *:
BASH
orchestrate toolkits import \
    --kind mcp \
    --name toolkit_name \
    --description "helps you talk to the manager" \
    --package-root /path/to/folder \
    --command '["node", "dist/index.js", "--transport", "stdio"]' \
    --tools "*" \
    --app-id "my_app_id"

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Updating toolkits

To update an existing toolkit, you must follow these steps:
1

Delete the existing toolkit

BASH
orchestrate toolkits remove -n my-toolkit-name
2

Import the toolkit with the new specs

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  orchestrate toolkits import \
      --kind mcp \
      --name my-toolkit-name \
      --description "helps you talk to the manager" \
      --package-root /path/to/folder \
      --command '["node", "dist/index.js", "--transport", "stdio"]' \
      --tools "*" \
      --app-id "my_app_id"
3

Import all agents that use the toolkit

For more information, see Importing agents.

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Removing toolkits

To remove an existing toolkit, run:
BASH
orchestrate toolkits remove -n my-toolkit-name