Finding tools in the Marketplace
You can access the Marketplace from the AI Studio tab inside any project. The browser opens a full-screen dialog with a searchable, filterable list of all publicly available and active tools. Use the search bar to find tools by name or description. For AI tools, you can filter by Type (for example, Agent, MCP Server, or Notebook). The result count updates as you apply filters so you can see how many tools match your criteria.Tool cards
Each item in the Marketplace is shown as a card. The card displays:| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Title | The tool’s display name |
| Description | What the tool does and its use cases |
| Type | The asset type (for example, Agent, MCP Server, AI) |
| Visibility | Whether the tool is public or private |
| Author | The creator or organization that published the tool |
| Downloads | Total number of installs across all projects |
| Status | Active or Inactive — only active tools can be installed |
Installing a tool
Open the Marketplace browser
Navigate to your project and click the AI Studio tab. In the toolbar, click Install AI Tools (or Install Assets for non-AI tools). The Marketplace browser opens as a full-screen dialog.
Find the tool you want
Use the search bar to search by name or description, or use the Type dropdown to filter by asset type. Tools already installed in your project are excluded from results automatically.
Click Install Tool
On the tool card you want to install, click Install Tool. The button changes to Installing… with a progress indicator while the installation runs. If you install the tool from your organization’s library instead of the community Marketplace, the button reads Add to Project.
Confirm installation
The installation dialog opens with the tool’s details pre-populated. Review the tool’s configuration options and confirm. The tool is linked to your project and appears in your Studio Tools list.
Configure the tool
After installation, open the tool from your Studio Tools list to configure credentials, endpoint settings, or environment variables specific to your project. See Configuring installed tools below.
The Marketplace browser loads up to 100 tools sorted by popularity. If you don’t see a tool you expect, try searching by name directly.
Configuring installed tools
After installing a tool, you may need to provide configuration before it can run in your project. Open the tool from Studio Tools and use the available configuration dialogs: API keys and credentials Many tools require an API key or access token to connect to an external service. Open the tool’s settings and add the required key-value pairs under Environment Variables or the tool’s credentials section. Endpoint settings If the tool exposes an HTTP endpoint, you can view and update the endpoint URL, HTTP method, headers, and body configuration from the tool’s Endpoint Configuration panel. Activation status Installed tools default to Active. You can toggle activation from the tool list without removing the tool from your project.Sentinel Pass creation during installation
Some tools require a Sentinel Pass to authenticate against TrayLinx’s zero-trust infrastructure. If the installation flow detects that a Sentinel Pass is required, it routes you through the Sentinel Pass creation process before completing the install. The Sentinel Pass is generated by an agent-based pipeline and is scoped to your project. Once created, it is stored securely and used automatically during tool invocations. For more information, see Sentinel Pass.Managing installed tools
All installed tools appear in your project’s Studio Tools list alongside tools you created. You can identify installed tools by their origin badge:- This Project — the tool was created in this project
- Your Organization — the tool comes from your organization’s library
- Tools without an origin badge were installed from the community Marketplace
- Configure — update credentials, endpoint settings, and environment variables
- Test — use the built-in Endpoint Tester to validate the tool works correctly in your project
- Upgrade or downgrade — switch to a different published version of the tool
- Uninstall — remove the tool from your project (see below)
Uninstalling a tool
To remove an installed tool from your project:- Open the Studio Tools tab in your project.
- Find the tool you want to remove.
- Open the tool’s action menu and select Remove from Project (or Uninstall).
- Confirm the removal. The tool is unlinked from your project immediately.
Uninstalling a tool removes it from your project but does not delete the tool from the Marketplace or affect other projects that have the tool installed.