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The server registers around thirty tools across read, write, and execute scopes. Every tool ships with a structured description (WHAT it does / WHEN to use / WHAT to call NEXT) so the model gets useful guidance without you spelling each call out.

Discovery

The first thing a new chat does is load the orisu-workflows skill from orisu://skills/workflows. The skill teaches the patterns; the tools execute them.

Building & editing graphs

Running & monitoring

Publishing & sharing

Workflow skill

The server’s top-level instructions field directs new agents to read orisu://skills/workflows, a markdown playbook covering:
  • The mental model (agents, nodes, ports, runs, apps, versions, assets)
  • 7 canonical workflow patterns (text→image, image→video, brand-aware multimodal, branching, fan-out, human-in-the-loop, composer layering)
  • Build / edit / run / reuse / wait / iterate playbooks
  • An error-recovery playbook keyed on the typed error.code returned from failed tools
  • Cost-aware patterns and anti-patterns
It’s served directly off the MCP server (not an external HTTPS URL) so it can’t drift across deploys and stays consistent with the server version you’re talking to.

See also

Resources

The orisu:// reads your assistant should make before designing.

Errors

The error codes, what they mean, and how to recover.