The Tool Plane
Cremind's unified tool registry spanning intrinsic, builtin, A2A, MCP, and skill tools — one surface the reasoning loop calls into.
Everything the Cremind agent can do is a tool, and every tool — wherever it comes from — lives in one unified registry. The reasoning loop calls into that single surface, so a local file read, a remote service, and another agent all look the same from the agent's point of view. The registry spans five kinds of tools: intrinsic, builtin, A2A (agent-to-agent), MCP (Model Context Protocol), and skill tools.
Documentation in progress
This page is being written. For now, see the source on GitHub at cremind-ai/cremind, and the related pages A2A and MCP and LLM Model Groups (which explains how individual tool calls are routed to the cheaper low model).