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Tools

MCP servers and custom OpenAPI tools your Agents can call.

Studio → Settings → Tools connects external capabilities an Agent can call mid-run. There are two kinds, both bindable to an Agent the same way.

MCP servers

Connect an MCP server by name and URL, then pick how it authenticates:

  • dcr — Dynamic Client Registration; Elizon discovers and registers an OAuth client with the server automatically.
  • oauth_manual — you supply a client ID and secret yourself.
  • none — no auth.

You can also attach custom headers, each either a fixed value or a {{secret.KEY_NAME}} expression (see Secrets) — useful for an API key the server expects in a header rather than through OAuth. A connected server's tools are discovered automatically; Refresh re-syncs them if the server's tool list changes.

Custom (OpenAPI) tools

Give Elizon an OpenAPI/Swagger spec — paste it directly, or point at a URL and let Elizon fetch it — and every operation in it becomes a callable tool. Authentication is one of:

  • None
  • Header — Basic, Bearer, or a custom header
  • Query parameter

Scope

Both kinds can be created at the organization level or scoped to one project.

Usage is metered per call

Every tool invocation — MCP or custom — is recorded as usage and counts toward a total Budget (there's no tool-specific meter group to cap separately from everything else). A tool an Agent calls heavily is worth keeping an eye on in the Usage & Cost dashboard the same way token usage is.