The Agentic Toolbelt
Every prompt-mode pane carries 35+ tools -- files, git, code, tests, build, web, and cross-pane coordination.
What you'll see
- Launch
rysh; double-Esc to prompt mode (<). - Type a prompt asking the agent to list its tools (invokes
list_tools, no approval). - Agent reports the categories: file & shell, git, code intelligence, testing/build, background, web, workspace awareness.
- Narrate the rule: read-only tools run freely; writes, commits, and dangerous bash are approval-gated.
Commands shown
rysh
list all the tools you have availableKeys used
Transcript
0:00Every prompt-mode pane carries thirty-five-plus tools -- files, git, code, tests, build, web, and cross-pane coordination.
0:03Launch rysh. In any pane, the AI agent already has a full toolbelt wired up.
0:08Double-press Escape to enter prompt mode -- the marker turns into a less-than sign. Now you're talking to the agent.
0:16Ask it to list its tools. Under the hood it calls the list_tools tool and reports every capability it has -- no approval needed for that one.
0:30The tools fall into clear categories: file and shell, git, code intelligence, testing and build, background execution, and web. Read-only tools run freely; anything that writes, commits, or runs dangerous commands asks for approval first.
0:45One agent, one toolbelt, in every pane you open.