Tool Element

The <tool> element defines an MCP (Multi-provider Context) integration, typically representing an external service or API. It makes the capabilities of this service available to <script> and <llm> elements within the application.

<tool 
  type="mcp"
  id="weather"
  url="https://mcp.composio.dev/weathermap/<your secure url>"
/>

Props

Examples

Basic MCP Tool

Defines a single tool for accessing a weather API.

<tool 
  type="mcp" 
  id="weather" 
  url="https://mcp.composio.dev/weathermap/<your secure url>"
/>

Multiple MCP Tools

Multiple tools can be defined within a <datamodel> to integrate with various services.

<datamodel>
  <tool 
    type="mcp"
    id="weather"
    url="https://mcp.composio.dev/weathermap/<your secure url>"
  />
  
  <tool 
    type="mcp"
    id="translator"
    url="https://api.translate.example.com"
  />
 
  <data id="currentLocation" type="STRING" value="London" />
</datamodel>

Usage Notes

• <tool> elements are defined within a <datamodel> element.
• They act as pointers to external MCP-compliant services.
• The id is crucial for referencing the tool elsewhere in the application.
• The url must point to a valid MCP server endpoint.
• See the Using MCP Integrations guide for details on how to use these tools in scripts and LLMs.