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The workbench · 2 min read

Everything the assistant and your agents can use, as cards: Agentfly's own tools, MCP servers, skills and project memory, with one search across them.

When you would want it

Agents are who; tools are what. Seeing which agent may use which tool, why a server is not working and what the assistant remembers - in one place - beats hunting through settings and config files.

Where to find it

  • All Features → Tools page
  • Open Tools
  • Add an MCP server

What you get out of it

  • One place for every capability the assistant has, instead of settings pages and JSON files.
  • Popular servers are one click, with a note on anything they need first.
  • A broken server tells you how to fix it rather than failing silently.
  • You can see exactly which agent may touch which tool.

How to use it, step by step

  1. Choose Tools in the Vibe sidebar, or Open Tools in the command palette.
  2. Built-in lists Agentfly's own tools in plain words and which of your agents may use each one - change that in the agent's editor on the Agents page.
  3. Open MCP servers and press Add server. On Catalogue, press Add beside a server such as Playwright (test pages in a real browser) or Context7 (current library docs); it is saved and connected in one click. Custom takes any command or URL.
  4. Watch each server's light: green is connected. If something is wrong, the card says what to do, such as installing Node.js, and Retry tries again. Tools on a connected server turns individual tools on or off.
  5. Open Skills to turn written routines on or off, preview one, or press New skill to write your own.
  6. Open Memory to read and correct what the assistant has learned about the project, or to share that memory with Claude Code and other tools.
  7. Type in the search box to filter every tab at once.

Why this beats the usual way

Most editors make MCP a config file you edit by hand and debug by reading logs. Agentfly shows servers as cards with a health light, explains failures in plain words, and adds the common ones in one click - without ever asking you to paste a key into a text box.

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