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Tools Overview

Browse Reeva's library of 50+ integrations and tools.

What Are Tools?​

Tools are pre-built integrations that connect AI agents to external services and data sources. Reeva provides:

  • Base Tools: The 50+ integrations we maintain
  • Custom Tools: Your configured instances with credentials and defaults
  • Categories: Organized by purpose for easy discovery

Tool Categories​

🌐 Web Scraping & Data Extraction​

Extract content from websites and PDFs.

  • Firecrawl - Advanced web scraping with AI
  • Apify - Actors for Reddit, Twitter, YouTube, etc.
  • Web Scraper - Basic webpage content extraction

🔍 Search & Research​

Find information across the web.

  • Web Search - Google, DuckDuckGo, Google Scholar
  • Perplexity - AI-powered search and research
  • Wikipedia Search - Encyclopedia lookup

📝 Productivity & Project Management​

Connect your work tools.

  • Notion - Workspace search and data management
  • Jira - Issue tracking and project management
  • Gmail - Email management
  • Google Calendar - Event scheduling

🤖 Workflow Automation​

Trigger and manage workflows.

  • N8N - Workflow automation platform
  • Zapier (coming soon) - Workflow triggers

🗄️ Databases & Storage​

Connect to your data sources.

  • Supabase - PostgreSQL with real-time features
  • PostgreSQL - Direct database queries
  • MongoDB - NoSQL database

🧠 AI & Memory​

Enhance AI capabilities.

  • Mem0 - Memory management for AI agents
  • Perplexity - AI-powered answers

🛠️ Utilities​

Helper tools for common tasks.

  • Math Tools - Calculations, unit conversions
  • Text Tools - String manipulation, extraction
  • Time Tools - Date/time operations

How to Use Tools​

1. Explore the Catalog​

Browse available tools in the dashboard or docs:

  • By category
  • By name search
  • By credential requirements

2. Create Custom Tools​

Configure your instance:

  • Set default parameters
  • Link credentials (if required)
  • Name descriptively

3. Add to Servers​

Bundle related custom tools into servers.

4. Test & Deploy​

Test in Chat/Playground, then deploy to your IDE.

Tool Information​

Each tool page includes:

  • Description: What it does
  • Operations: Available actions
  • Parameters: Input schema with examples
  • Response: Output format
  • Credit Cost: How many credits per execution
  • Authentication: Credential requirements
  • Use Cases: Common scenarios
  • Examples: Code samples in multiple languages

Common Patterns​

Research Workflow​

Google Search → Find URLs
     ↓
Firecrawl → Extract content
     ↓
Perplexity → Analyze and summarize

Productivity Automation​

Gmail → Read emails
     ↓
Jira → Create issues
     ↓
Notion → Log to workspace

Data Pipeline​

Web Scraper → Get data
     ↓
Clean with Text Tools
     ↓
Supabase → Store in database

Tool Selection Tips​

Choose Based On:​

Scope:

  • Broad research? → Web Search + Perplexity
  • Deep scraping? → Firecrawl
  • Social media? → Apify actors

Authentication:

  • No auth needed? → Web Search, Math, Text
  • OAuth required? → Notion, Jira, Gmail
  • API key? → Firecrawl, Perplexity

Cost:

  • Low cost (1 credit)? → Web Search, Database queries
  • Medium cost (2-3 credits)? → Firecrawl, Perplexity
  • Higher cost (5+ credits)? → Complex scraping, AI operations
  1. Web Search - Universal starting point
  2. Firecrawl - Best-in-class scraping
  3. Notion - Workspace integration
  4. Jira - Project management
  5. Perplexity - AI research

Best for Beginners​

  • Web Search (simple, no auth)
  • Math Tools (predictable, fast)
  • Text Tools (utility, common use)

Advanced Use Cases​

  • Firecrawl (complex scraping)
  • N8N (workflow orchestration)
  • Supabase (database operations)
  • Mem0 (memory management)

See All Tools​

Visit Complete Tool Catalog for the full list with brief descriptions.

Next Steps​