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search_alation

Performs a search on the Alation data catalog to find relevant Snowflake databases, schemas, tables, columns, and Power BI reports.

Alation Search

Alation Knowledge Articles

Wikipedia

Azure DALL-E 3

Bing Search

Bing Image Search

Bing News Search

Wolfram Alpha

Render Chart

Interactive Canvas

DateTime

query_opis_spot_pricing

Query the OPIS Spot API for spot pricing data. The API contains spot pricing data for various oil and gas products including WTI Crude Oil, Brent Crude Oil, RBOB Gasoline, and Natural Gas. OPIS provides spot pricing for refined oil products, renewable fuels, LPG, petrochemicals and refinery feedstocks.

OPIS Spot Prices

CogCache - HR

Cognitive Cache Get Document By Id

Cognitive Cache List Relevant Documents

Devon Employee Search - Generate Query

Devon Employee Search - Execute Query

OAuth Graph API Test plugin

Render Markdown as Artifact

Alation Table Metadata By Id

Alation Columns Metadata By Table Id

View Citations

Code Artifact

Python Interpreter

Get Weather

Comma-separated list of current weather variables to fetch. Default is 'temperature_2m,relative_humidity_2m,is_day,precipitation,wind_speed_10m,weather_code'.

current_weather

Comma-separated list of hourly weather variables to fetch. Default is 'temperature_2m,relative_humidity_2m,precipitation_probability,wind_speed_10m,weather_code'.

hourly_weather

Comma-separated list of daily weather variables to fetch. Default is 'weather_code,temperature_2m_max,temperature_2m_min,precipitation_probability_max'.

daily_weather

The unit for temperature. Default is 'fahrenheit'.

temperature_unit

The timezone for the weather data. Default is 'auto'.

timezone

DEBI Agent Knowledge Base

Simple Calculator

Stock Time Series Search

Stock Symbol Search

Stock Symbol Quote

Azure DevOps - Get Pull Request Details

This access token will be provided by the user and allow the agent to interact with DevOps

DevOpsPersonalAccessToken

Document Generator

Presentation Generator

Snowflake Query EHS

Alation User By Id

Alation Document By Id

Azure DevOps - Get Wiki Page Details

SendGrid Email

Cognitive Cache Search Document By Id

Data@Devon Feedback

Calendar Assistant

Grounding with Google

Crawl URL

Google Imagen

ChatDVN Feedback

Excalidraw Diagram

PI System Expert Knowledge Base

DSurv Agent Knowledge Base

InnFrac Agent Knowledge Base

InnDrill Agent Knowledge Base

Cognitive Cache List Enterprise Docs

search_cognitive_cache_combined

Perform a semantic search against the Devon Cognitive Cache document store.

Cognitive Cache Search All (Combined)

list_cognitive_cache_documents

List a user's team documents in the Devon Cognitive Cache document store.

Cognitive Cache List Documents (Combined)

Azure Resource Manager

Access token required to authenticate with Azure. Make sure it’s issued for https://management.azure.com/.

azureAccessToken

Tenant ID associated with your Azure account. Needed to enforce token validation.

tenantId

Optional default subscription ID to restrict queries.

defaultSubscriptionId

Imagen 3 Image Generation (render)

azure_databricks_export_workspace_object

Exports an object or the contents of an entire directory given a databricks instance and object path.

 Azure Databricks - Export Workspace Object

personal_access_token

send_agent_feedback_email

Sends an email using SendGrid API with basic to, subject, and body parameters

Agent Feedback

Commodity List

Extract File Contents from URL

Think

OpenAI GPT-Image-1

Prod Ops Agent Knowledge Base

calendar_events

Retrieves events from the user's primary calendar within a specified time range using /me/calendarView. This endpoint expands recurring events into individual instances, so you see each occurrence separately.
Use this as the primary tool for viewing upcoming or past calendar events. For filtering events by properties (subject, importance, etc.), use calendar_filter.
Returns per event: id, subject, bodyPreview, start, end, organizer, attendees (summarized with response counts, first 5 names), isOnlineMeeting, onlineMeeting (join URL), webLink. Use calendar_event_details for the full event body and attachments.
Dates are returned in the user's Outlook timezone.

Microsoft Graph - Calendar/Timerange

calendar_event_details

Retrieves full details for a specific calendar event by ID, including the complete body as plain text, full attendee list with response statuses, and expanded attachments.
Use this after finding events via calendar_events or calendar_filter when you need the full event body or complete attendee information (those tools only return summarized attendee counts and bodyPreview).
Returns: id, subject, body (plain text), start, end, organizer, attendees (full list), attachments (expanded with metadata), webLink.

Microsoft Graph - Calendar/Events/{Event_ID}

calendar_filter

Filters events in the user's primary calendar based on an OData filter query. Uses /me/events (NOT /me/calendarView), so recurring events appear as a single master event rather than individual instances.
Working OData filter examples: - subject eq 'Team Standup' - start/dateTime ge '2026-04-01T00:00:00' - importance eq 'high' - hasAttachments eq true - sensitivity eq 'normal' - showAs eq 'busy' - isAllDay eq true
Supported filter fields: subject, start/dateTime, end/dateTime, organizer/emailAddress/name, organizer/emailAddress/address, isAllDay, isCancelled, sensitivity, showAs, importance, hasAttachments, categories.
KNOWN LIMITATION: Filtering on 'isOnlineMeeting' is NOT supported by Graph API. Even though the property exists on event objects, it is not indexed for OData filtering and will return a 500 error. Workaround: use calendar_events with a date range, then inspect the isOnlineMeeting field in the results client-side.

Microsoft Graph - Calendar/Filter

chat_search

Searches Teams chat messages across all chats and channels using the Graph Search API with KQL (Keyword Query Language). Supports pagination and optional post-filtering by channel ID.
KQL syntax examples: - from:alice - "exact phrase" - project AND budget - sent>=2026-01-01
Note: filter_channel_id is a CLIENT-SIDE post-filter. The search always runs across all chats/channels first, then filters results to the specified channel. This means the actual number of results may be much less than 'top' when filtering by channel.
To browse messages in a specific chat by ID, use chat_get_messages instead. To browse a specific Teams channel, use chat_get_channel_messages.

Microsoft Graph - Chat/Search

chat_get_messages

Retrieves messages from a specific 1:1 or group chat by chat ID, with optional date filtering on lastModifiedDateTime. Handles pagination automatically. HTML message bodies are automatically converted to plain text.
Use this when you know the chat ID (from chat_get_recent results) and want to read the conversation. For searching across all chats by keyword, use chat_search.

Microsoft Graph - Chat/{chat_id}/Messages

chat_get_recent

Retrieves the most recent chat threads for the user, ordered by last message time (newest first). Includes member email addresses and last message preview for each chat.
Use this as the starting point for Teams chat exploration -- it gives you chat IDs that you can pass to chat_get_messages to read full conversations.
Returns per chat: id, topic, chatType (oneOnOne, group, meeting), memberEmails, lastMessagePreview, webUrl, createdDateTime, lastUpdatedDateTime.

Microsoft Graph - Chat/Recent

file_get_images_and_analyze

Retrieves a file from OneDrive/SharePoint, extracts individual embedded images from specified pages, and analyzes each image using a vision model with a custom prompt.
Best for documents with embedded images (charts, photos, diagrams) where you want to analyze individual images. For analyzing entire page layouts (presentations, visually dense pages), use file_get_page_images_and_analyze instead.
Images are validated, resized (max 1000x1000), converted to PNG, and sent to the vision model. Images smaller than 64x64 pixels are skipped.
Typically used as a follow-up to file_get_text_and_analyze, which identifies pages_for_image_analysis in its response.

Microsoft Graph - File/{Drive_ID}/{File_ID}/Images

file_get_page_images_and_analyze

Retrieves a file from OneDrive/SharePoint, renders specified pages as full-page images (pixmaps at 150 DPI), and analyzes each page image using a vision model.
Best for presentations (PPTX) or visually dense documents where the entire page layout matters. For extracting individual embedded images from documents, use file_get_images_and_analyze instead.
Each page is rendered as a PNG image at 150 DPI and analyzed with a prompt describing the page content and layout.
Typically used as a follow-up to file_get_text_and_analyze when image_analysis_type is 'page_image' in the response.

Microsoft Graph - File/{Drive_ID}/{File_ID}/Page_Images

file_get_text_and_analyze

Retrieves a file from OneDrive or SharePoint, extracts text content, and uses an LLM to answer the provided query based on the extracted text.
Supports PDF files natively and converts DOCX, XLSX, PPTX, and other Office formats to PDF server-side for text extraction. Also supports HTML files directly.
The LLM analysis also identifies pages that may benefit from visual analysis (returned as pages_for_image_analysis), which you can pass to file_get_images_and_analyze or file_get_page_images_and_analyze for follow-up.
Get drive_id and file_id from file_search_with_insights results or sharepoint_drive_items results (both include these fields).

Microsoft Graph - File/{Drive_ID}/{File_ID}/Text

mail_attachment_get_text_and_analyze

Retrieves an email attachment, extracts text content, and uses an LLM to answer the provided query. Supports PDF, CSV, RTF, and HTML attachments directly.
IMPORTANT: DOCX, XLSX, PPTX, and other Office attachments are NOT supported directly because the Graph API does not support server-side conversion for email attachments (only for OneDrive/SharePoint files). For Office format attachments, the user should save the attachment to OneDrive first, then use file_get_text_and_analyze.
Get message_id from mail_filter/mail_search and attachment_id from mail_list_attachments.

Microsoft Graph - File/Mail/{Message_ID}/{Attachment_ID}/Text

mail_filter

Retrieves messages from a specific mail folder with date-range and read-status filters. Handles pagination automatically up to the requested limit.
Use this tool when you need to browse messages in a known folder with date constraints. For keyword-based searching across ALL folders, use mail_search instead.
Returned fields per message: id, subject, bodyPreview, receivedDateTime, from, toRecipients, ccRecipients, importance, hasAttachments, isRead, webLink, plus attachment metadata (id, name, contentType, size).
Naive datetime inputs (without timezone offset) are automatically adjusted to the user's Outlook timezone setting.

Microsoft Graph - Mail/Filter

mail_list_folders

Retrieves mail folders from the user's mailbox, automatically expanding up to two levels of nested subfolders. Returns a flattened list with parent folder names for context.
Use this tool to discover folder IDs for use with mail_filter. Each folder includes: id, displayName, parentFolderId, parentFolderName, childFolderCount, unreadItemCount, totalItemCount.
If folder_id is provided, lists subfolders of that specific folder. If omitted, lists all top-level folders with their subfolders.

Microsoft Graph - Mail/Folders

mail_list_attachments

Retrieves metadata for all attachments on a specific email message. Returns: id, name, contentType, size, isInline, lastModifiedDateTime per attachment.
Use this to discover attachment IDs before calling mail_attachment_get_text_and_analyze to extract and analyze attachment content.
The message_id comes from mail_filter, mail_search, or mail_get_thread results.

Microsoft Graph - Mail/Attachments

mail_search

Searches messages across ALL folders in the user's mailbox using a KQL (Keyword Query Language) query string. Handles pagination automatically.
Use this tool for keyword-based email searches. For browsing a specific folder with date filters, use mail_filter instead.
KQL syntax examples: - from:alice@company.com - subject:budget report - hasattachment:true - received>=2026-01-01 - from:bob AND subject:quarterly - "exact phrase match"
Results include: id, subject, bodyPreview, receivedDateTime, from, toRecipients, ccRecipients, importance, hasAttachments, isRead, webLink, plus attachment metadata.

Microsoft Graph - Mail/Search

people_profile

Returns the profile of the currently authenticated user by calling the /me Graph API endpoint. This tool ONLY returns your own profile — it cannot look up other users. To find other people, use people_search instead.
Returns: id, displayName, userPrincipalName, jobTitle, mail, officeLocation, employeeType, accountEnabled, department.
Use this to identify who you are or to get your own user ID for use with other people tools.

Microsoft Graph - People/Me

people_direct_reports

Retrieves the organizational hierarchy downward starting from a specific user, recursively fetching direct reports using batched Graph API requests. Returns a tree structure with nested direct_reports arrays.
Automatically excludes disabled accounts, service accounts, and admin accounts. Uses batch requests (up to 20 per batch) for efficient traversal of large org trees.
If a filter is provided, returns a flat list of matching people instead of the tree.

Microsoft Graph - People/{User_ID}/Hierarchy/Descend

people_manager

Retrieves the management chain upward from a specified user (or the current user), iteratively fetching each manager until the top of the hierarchy or max_depth is reached.
Stops when: no manager found (404), self-referencing manager detected (top of org), or max_depth reached.
Optionally filters the resulting chain with an OData-style expression. The filter is applied post-retrieval (all managers are fetched first, then filtered).

Microsoft Graph - People/{User_ID}/Hierarchy/Ascend

people_search

Searches for people in the organization directory. This is the tool to use when you need to look up any other user — by name, job title, email, or department. If you only have an AAD object ID or UPN from another API response, use the filter parameter (e.g. filter="id eq '<guid>'").
Combines two Graph API sources concurrently: /me/people (relevance-based, weighted by interaction frequency) and /users (directory search). Results from /users are augmented with relevance scores from /me/people and sorted by relevance.
Automatically excludes service accounts (employeeType='xsvc') and admin accounts (UPN starting with 'xadm').
Returns: displayName, userPrincipalName, jobTitle, mail, officeLocation, department, relevanceScore.
Note: To get your own profile, use people_profile instead.

Microsoft Graph - People/Search

file_search_with_insights

Searches OneDrive and SharePoint for files using the Graph /search/query endpoint, then concurrently fetches user insights (trending, shared, used) to augment each result with isTrending, isSharedWithMe, and isRecentlyUsed flags.
Each result includes drive_id and file_id fields that can be passed directly to file_get_text_and_analyze, file_get_images_and_analyze, or file_get_page_images_and_analyze for content extraction.
Also returns a contentUrl for each file and search summary/highlights. Supports query alteration (spell correction) and suggestions.
Implements pagination internally (up to 5 pages of 50 results each).

Microsoft Graph - File/Query

GPT Image Editor

DateTime2

Azure DevOps - Read Wiki Page (OAuth)

Azure DevOps - Get Repo Metadata (OAuth)

Azure DevOps - Repo File Tree (OAuth)

Azure DevOps - Read File By URL (OAuth)

Azure DevOps • Pull-Request Details (OAuth)

Commit Metrics (OAuth – Azure DevOps)

calendar_schedule

Retrieves free/busy schedule information for one or more users using the /me/calendar/getSchedule endpoint. Each user's schedule includes an availabilityView string where each character represents a time slot ('0'=free, '1'=tentative, '2'=busy, '3'=out of office, '4'=working elsewhere).
When find_common_availability is true, calculates common free time slots across all queried users and returns contiguous free blocks. Can optionally filter those blocks by the requesting user's configured Outlook working hours.
Use this to find meeting times, check colleague availability, or plan scheduling.
Tip: When checking if someone is free for a meeting, set find_common_availability=true and include both your email and theirs in user_emails.

Microsoft Graph - Calendar/Schedules

Content Server - Download

Azure GPT Image Editor

Content Server - Auth

Azure DevOps - List Active PRs

Azure DevOps - Get PR Changed Files

Azure DevOps - Get PR File Versions

Calendar Assistant 2

sharepoint_resolve_site_url

Searches for SharePoint sites matching a name query and returns matching sites with metadata including id, name, displayName, webUrl, siteCollection, and lastModifiedDateTime.
Use this as the first step when working with SharePoint -- it gives you site IDs needed by sharepoint_list_pages, sharepoint_search_pages, sharepoint_get_page_content, and sharepoint_drive_items.
Searches by display name across all SharePoint sites the user has access to.

Microsoft Graph - Sharepoint/Resolve_Site_URL

sharepoint_get_page_content

Retrieves and extracts the text content from a specific SharePoint page by expanding its canvas layout and cleaning HTML to plain text.
The tool fetches the page metadata (title, webUrl, description, pageLayout) and then extracts text from all web parts in the canvas layout. Falls back to the page description if the canvas layout is empty or unavailable.
Use sharepoint_list_pages or sharepoint_search_pages to find page IDs first.

Microsoft Graph - Sharepoint/Page_Content

sharepoint_qna_bookmarks

Searches for enterprise answers including bookmarks, QnA entries, and acronyms using the Graph beta search API. These are admin-curated answers that appear in Microsoft Search results.
Use this for company-specific questions like "What is the VPN policy?" or "How do I submit expenses?" -- these are often answered by enterprise bookmarks/QnA.
Returns per result: entityType (bookmark/qna/acronym), title, url, description, answer (for QnA type), score, summary.
Note: Uses the /beta/search/query endpoint (not GA) for bookmark/qna/acronym entity types.

Microsoft Graph - Sharepoint/Search_Enterprise_Answers

AIGW GPT-4o

Claude Haiku via APIM direct to Anthropic API. Model overridden server-side. Version upgrades happen automatically without client changes.

Claude Haiku 4.5 (latest)

Claude Opus 4.7 via APIM direct to Anthropic API. Model overridden server-side. Version upgrades happen automatically without client changes.

Claude Opus 4.7 (latest)

Claude Sonnet via APIM direct to Anthropic API. Model overridden server-side. Version upgrades happen automatically without client changes.

Claude Sonnet 4.6 (latest)

Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite via APIM → Google OpenAI-compatible endpoint. Model selected server-side. Version upgrades happen automatically without client changes.

Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite (latest)

Gemini 3.1 Pro via APIM → Google OpenAI-compatible endpoint. Model selected server-side. Version upgrades happen automatically without client changes.

Gemini 3.1 Pro (latest)

GPT 5.3 Codex via Azure AI Foundry. Model overridden server-side. Version upgrades happen automatically without client changes.

GPT 5.3 Codex (latest)

GPT 5.4 Mini via Azure AI Foundry. Model overridden server-side. Version upgrades happen automatically without client changes.

GPT 5.4 Mini (latest)

OpenAI O3 via Azure AI Foundry. Model overridden server-side. Version upgrades happen automatically without client changes.

O3 (latest)

GPT 5.5 flagship model via Azure AI Foundry. ~1M-token input window, 128k-token output. Version upgrades happen automatically without client changes.

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