AI Agent Tool Router
Collapse hundreds of tool APIs into one call. It picks the right tool by intent and handles auth, argument validation and retries for you
Interactive tool will be available soon
Meanwhile, read the guide below to understand how it works
Features
- ✓ One interface across many tool providers and their whole catalog
- ✓ Semantic search by user intent to pick the best-matching tool
- ✓ Automatic argument validation, auth injection and retry on failure
- ✓ Live latency and success-rate monitoring with automatic fallback
- ✓ Register your own tools with version management
How to Use
- Register tool providers and authorize them
- Review the capability index the platform builds for you
- Have your agent call tools through the unified endpoint
- Check routing hit rate and failure reasons in the dashboard
FAQ
What is an AI agent tool router?
A middle layer between agents and many tools. It exposes a single call endpoint and internally handles intent understanding, tool selection, credential injection, argument validation, retries and fallback — so the agent never has to carry hundreds of tool definitions in context.
How is it different from plain function calling?
Plain function calling puts every tool description into the prompt, which blows up the context window and increases wrong picks as the catalog grows. A router keeps the catalog in an external index, retrieves candidates per request and only exposes a few, saving context and improving accuracy.
Will it pick the wrong tool when the catalog is huge?
Routers narrow candidates with semantic retrieval plus rule constraints, and can restrict the visible tool set per tenant or scenario. Every routing decision is logged, so you can tune with real data.
Can I register my own tools?
Yes. You can typically register internal endpoints via OpenAPI or a unified schema and the router folds them into retrieval and invocation, with versioning and canary rollout.
Does it slow responses down?
An extra retrieval and routing step adds a little latency, but removing hundreds of tool definitions from the prompt usually lowers total latency and cost. You can watch the selection step separately in the monitoring dashboard.
Is it free?
Most platforms meter by calls with a free tier; team plans add permission management, auditing and higher concurrency.