Use your toolboxes
Manage the personal toolboxes your AI clients connect to — automatic connection toolboxes, the global toolbox, and copies of shared templates.
Where to find it: Toolboxes → My toolboxes
This is what MCP servers attach to. Shared templates alone are not enough.
What appears under Mine
| Kind | Subtitle / badge | Editable? |
|---|---|---|
| Global toolbox | System — “All tools” | No — Elaichi updates it automatically |
| Connection toolbox | System — one per Active connection you can use | No |
| Template instance | Copy of a shared toolbox | Bind connections; add your own tools |
| Custom personal toolbox | Started without a template | Yes, within your permissions |
System toolbox detail shows an alert that Elaichi updates it automatically: you can use its tools and create an MCP server, but you can’t edit entries. Delete isn’t offered for system toolboxes.
Create a copy from a template
- Open My toolboxes.
- Choose New from template (or Create toolbox / Start without a template when offered).
- Pick a shared toolbox you can Use, name your copy, and create it.
- Open it and bind connections under Template tools.
Connection binding
For template tools:
| UI state | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Select a connection / Not bound | Pick which of your usable connections runs this tool |
| Needs connection | No suitable connection yet — connect the product or transfer/share access |
| Delegated | Runs through a connection the template already pinned for you |
| Ready / Disabled / Tool unavailable | Ready to advertise, turned off, or can’t resolve |
You can also add Your added tools with Add tools (including synthetic tools) on non-system toolboxes.
Unmet or blocked tools remain visible for setup but stay hidden from MCP until they’re ready.
Create an MCP server from here
- Open a Mine toolbox.
- Choose Create MCP server (preselects this toolbox).
- Copy the URL when it’s shown — the token appears once.
You can also create servers from the MCP Servers page and pick the toolbox there.
Delete implications
Deleting a non-system user toolbox also removes MCP servers built on it (tokens revoked). Prefer regenerating or recreating endpoints if you still need client access.
Deleting a toolbox deletes MCP servers that use it. Update Claude, Cursor, or other clients afterward.
Good to know
- Your toolboxes are personal — other people can’t attach MCP to them.
- Tools blocked by organization restrictions don’t appear to clients, even if the template includes them.
- Tools with no connection chosen can’t run over MCP until bound.
- Permissions:
toolbox:createto create copies;mcp:createto publish endpoints.