An agent tool registry now spans 2,524 tools across 10 backends
arthurcolle · x · 2026-07-21
A tool-management layer for agents now spans 2,524 tools across 10 backends
The screenshot shows an agent workflow wired into a Tool Management API, with a registry of 2,524 tools across 10 backends. The agent is loading schemas, surveying available research/search tools, and then fanning out multiple prospecting jobs in parallel.
Notable implementation details include:
- sales plugins still need auth and are being handled through the registry,
- the main prospecting tool runs as asynchronous jobs at roughly 40¢ each,
- the tool itself is two-stage: it returns a findallid that continues in the background,
- the system submits multiple objectives as parallel jobs and polls them for completion.
This is essentially a concrete look at how a large tool registry and asynchronous execution pattern can support agentic workflows in production.
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