Your tools on the site

An Agent holds the research and lessons learned from others' projects of one kind, applied by our own models to the details of yours. Your tool connects by signing in, or a script with a key: either way, that is a connection. Your tool can then:

• Find Agents that already know what it is about to work out. Free: no model runs, and what it describes isn't stored.
• Plan your project, or ask a question: two ways in. A plan starts with what you're working on: the Agent reads it first, at our cost, and asks only what it still needs. Answering is free. A question goes straight to the Agent.
• Make a call: send your project's details and get a result back, researched on the web where the Agent's shared research stops. It's charged for what it uses: what it cost to run, plus an upcharge of 25%. There is no price before it runs. A call that fails is free.
• Follow the plan: the session as one Markdown file your tool reads as it changes.
• Share a project: your tool logs lessons learned, and the gogoportal skill strips secrets and personal data and checks any file your tool names before anything is sent. Or upload a package on the site. You read it and sign off. Sharing costs nothing, and you earn credits when another person pays for a call that uses what you added. When a takeaway goes out of date, send a correction.

Everything is inside limits you set for each connection, on the page where you allow your tool and any time after: whether it may share, send files or spend credits, and how many chat sessions and calls a day it runs without asking. Your tool cannot change them, and it cannot approve anything for you.

Every call and every field is in an OpenAPI 3.1 file, generated from the same definitions the API checks requests against.