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Modules for the work you do.

Seven verified built-in modules. A registry-based path to your own integrations.

The current built-in ecosystem#

action1 · 1.5.0-script-search

Action1

Verified

Endpoint inventory, software deployment and script execution through Action1.

16 static tools · Enabled by default

Permissions: action1.organizations.read, action1.endpoints.read, action1.software.read, action1.software.deploy, action1.software.uninstall, action1.scripts.read, action1.scripts.run, action1.powershell.run

ad · 1.0.2

Active Directory

Verified

Read-only Active Directory users, computers, groups and organizational units.

10 static tools · Enabled by default

Permissions: ad.health.read, ad.users.read, ad.computers.read, ad.groups.read, ad.ous.read

codex · 1.4.0

Codex

Verified

Per-user Codex App Server integration, opt-in, models and YAADMIN tool bridging.

1 static registration · Disabled by default

Permissions: codex.use, codex.manage

files · 1.2.0

Files

Verified

Owner-scoped file creation, reading and stored-table queries.

3 static tools · Enabled by default

Permissions: files.create, files.upload, files.read, files.delete

mcp · 1.2.0

MCP

Verified

Discover and invoke tools from configured external MCP servers.

Dynamic MCP tools · Enabled by default

Permissions: mcp.use (fallback); per-tool permissions are discovered dynamically.

onec · 1.3.5

1C

Verified

Read-only 1C HTTP service queries, nomenclature, stock and movements.

11 static tools · Enabled by default

Permissions: onec.schema.read, onec.query.read, onec.health.read, onec.warehouses.read, onec.nomenclature.read, onec.images.read, onec.document_text.read, onec.search.read, onec.stock.read, onec.movements.read

targets · 2.0.1-compact-resolved

Targets

Verified

Resolve named infrastructure targets using connected providers.

1 static registration · Enabled by default

Permissions: targets.resolve

A small contract, a useful capability#

Modules supply metadata and register tools with descriptions, schemas, risk/approval and permissions. Loading/discovery connects those definitions to the generic runtime; external packages can extend the supported contracts without editing Core.

  1. Package
  2. Discovery
  3. Registry
  4. Permission / approval
  5. Execution

What the counts mean#

42 static registrations include the disabled/internal Codex bootstrap. MCP tools are dynamic and cannot be listed as permanent built-ins without a real server inventory. Enabling a module does not certify provider configuration or health.

Native versus possible integrations#

RAS, Terminal Server, Dahua/Video, U-Prox and n8n do not have verified native modules in this snapshot. Custom modules or compatible external MCP tools could expose other systems, but each capability needs its own implementation.

Build what your environment needs#

Custom modules · Module development · Install modules

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