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tools

Add studio-owned MCP tools, prompts, app-record resources or signed inbound integrations to a Homie studio, sell goods or priced services to customers' AIs, declare event functions, and connect an AI through browser approval.

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# A studio's own tools

Read `node_modules/@homie-rocks/studio/tools/TOOLS.md` first. Use this skill when an
AI needs to perform a business action, read app records, join a room, or expose a
small integration. Reuse built-ins before adding code. A tool should name a useful
operation such as "finish this job", not expose arbitrary SQL, shell or secrets.

Run `homie-studio tool new <name> --app <id>` for an app operation, or omit `--app`
for studio-wide work. Declare an explicit audience, bounded JSON schema and useful
description. Use `context.records` so the app's validation, grants and versions
remain authoritative. Never trust a role in model input. Review every imported
part as trusted Worker code. Never return credentials or raw environment bindings.

Build and run locally. Test valid calls, bad input, anonymous refusal, the intended