DOCUMENTATION
How to actually use it.
Connect an account, turn an API into a small number of named tools, decide who may run them and what has to wait for a person. Start at the top if this is your first time.
Start with What Inline is →
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- What Inline is Inline sits between your agents and your systems, turns what they may reach into a small number of named tools, and writes down every call.
- Getting started The shortest path from nothing to one named tool an agent can call, and a record of it having been called.
- Connect an agent How an MCP client reaches Inline, which address serves what, and why two agents pointed at the same URL can see different tools.
CONCEPTS
- Sources A source is an account or an API Inline can reach on your behalf, holding the credential so the agent never has to.
- Tools How a specification with hundreds of operations becomes the few named tools an agent is allowed to call, and why the rest are unreachable rather than hidden.
- Apps A tool that carries its own small screen, rendered inside the conversation by hosts that support it and run as plain text everywhere else.
WORKING WITH TOOLS
GOVERNANCE
- Rules and approvals How a rule decides what a call may do, and how a held call waits for a person before it runs.
- People and groups One sign-in per person, roles and groups, sign-in with your company’s identity provider and two-step verification, and what happens when someone leaves.
- Activity The record of every call an agent made and every change to who can call what, and what each record holds.