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Tools are the things your AI agent can do (not just answer). Look up orders, tag conversations, hand off to a teammate, fetch tracking, collect an email.

Workspace tools vs agent tools

There are two layers of on/off:
  • Workspace tools (Settings → Tools) — whether the tool is available at all in your workspace.
  • Agent tools (AI agent → edit → Tools) — whether a specific agent is allowed to use it.
A tool needs to be on at both layers to work.

Categories

CategoryTools
ConversationHand off to human, add tag, set priority
ContactCollect email, set contact field
Shopify (if connected)Order lookup, product search, tracking fetch
Generic / customAnything your workspace has added via integrations

Enabling tools

On the Tools page, toggle each tool. Saving applies workspace-wide. Then go to each agent and enable the ones it should be allowed to call.
Enable narrow sets of tools per agent. A pre-sales agent probably doesn’t need “handoff to senior support”; a returns agent doesn’t need “product search”.

What happens on a tool call

  1. The agent decides to call a tool based on the conversation.
  2. Keloa executes the tool (e.g. hits Shopify’s API).
  3. The result is fed back to the agent as context.
  4. The agent composes a reply grounded in the tool’s result.
You can see every tool call in the conversation’s Sources panel.

Cost

Each tool call costs ~1 credit (same as a reply). See Usage & credits.

Limits

Some plans cap how many tools an agent can use at once:
PlanTools per agent
Starter2
Growth5
BusinessUnlimited
ScaleUnlimited

Disabling a tool

Toggle off at the workspace level → every agent loses the ability instantly. Useful during incidents (e.g. Shopify API down → turn off Shopify tools temporarily).