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These docs, read from the docs site in the same environment. Use them when you aren’t sure how something works: what a tool returns, why the check held an action back, how a routine fires.

  • search finds pages and parts of pages with the most of your words. Search with words you’d expect on the page, such as a tool’s name: mail.send, when.ask, not_done_yet.
  • read returns a page as markdown, by its address. Add #part to get only that part, such as /tools/mail/#send.

Outside Roadstar, an agent starts from /llms.txt, and every page is at its address with .md added.

What find_tools sends with these tools, word for word:

Roadstar’s docs, as markdown: how agents, threads, hand-offs, routines and the owner’s yes work, every tool with its input, result and limits, and worked examples. Search with the words you’d expect on the page, such as a tool’s name; then read the page, or just the part you need.

Tool What it does Owner’s yes
help.search The pages and parts of pages with the most of these words, best first, each with its address and opening lines No
help.read One page as markdown, by its address from search or a link, such as “/tools/mail/”; with #part, only that part, such as “/tools/mail/#send” No

help.search · The pages and parts of pages with the most of these words, best first, each with its address and opening lines.

Owner’s yes: No. Nothing of the owner’s changes.

Input Type Required Limits
query text yes 1–200 characters
limit whole number no 1–20

Returns:

{
total: number;
results: {
page: string;
title: string;
opens: string;
}[];
}

help.read · One page as markdown, by its address from search or a link, such as “/tools/mail/”; with #part, only that part, such as “/tools/mail/#send”.

Owner’s yes: No. Nothing of the owner’s changes.

Input Type Required Limits
page text yes 1–300 characters

Returns:

{
page: string;
title: string;
text: string;
}