Available Tools

Agent's capability to perform various specialized tasks is expanding through the acquisition of skills in operating different software tools. Developers can create specialized AI systems by designing tools tailored to their applications.

This proficiency forms the foundation of the current approach for LLM-based Agents, employing Tools as actions. However, due to the limited long-term planning capabilities of LLMs, an Agent can only interact with a restricted set of tools.

HybridAGI transforms this limitation by providing robust long-term planning capabilities, thanks to its symbolic components. It remains agnostic to the number of tools used, as the prompts required to infer the inputs are provided at each step by the interpreter.

Here is a list of the native Tools we designed for HybridAGI

Tool	Description
WriteFile	Write into a file, or override if existing
AppendFile	Append data to a file, or create one if non-existing
ReadFile	Read data chunk by chunk (use multiple times to scroll)
InternalShell	Replicate unix commands to navigate inside the documents store: [cd, ls, mkdir, mv, pwd, rm, tree]
CodeInterpreter	Allow execution of Python code inside a Jupyter notebook
Upload	Archive and upload the target folder or file to the User
DocumentSearch	Perform a similarity based search in the filesystem and fetch the passages
ReadProgram	Read a program based on its name
ProgramSearch	Perform a similarity based search into the program memory
PastActionSearch	Perform a similarity based search into the trace memory
WriteProgram	Load a program, override if existing
CallProgram	Call a program based on its name
UpdateObjective	Update the long-term objective
Predict	Populate the prompt with intermediary data for reasoning
RevertTrace	Remove from the trace the N last steps
ClearTrace	Clear the trace from the prompt
AskUser	Ask a question to the user
Speak	Tell something to the User
DuckDuckGoSearch	Perform a DuckDuckGo search
BrowseWebsite	Scrap a website and read it (use multiple times to scroll)

We are expanding this list, so feel free to suggest us more tools to add.