Omnia plays nicely with other tools. We support two flavors of connectors: MCP Tools (remote tools the model can call) and Basic Tools (built-ins that ship with Omnia).

MCP Tools

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is a simple way to let an LLM call tools that live outside Omnia. Think “remote APIs the model can use when needed.”

How it works:

  • Click Connect on an MCP server (e.g., a VirusTotal MCP).
  • It shows up under Configured connectors.
  • Click its name to see details: name, description, URL, and its Available tools.
  • From there you can browse tool methods (e.g., vt_get_file_report, vt_get_url_report, vt_get_domain_report, vt_get_ip_report, vt_get_file_report_with_relationships…).

Why it matters:

  • Omnia’s agents can pick the right MCP tool at the right time.

Basic Tools

These are the batteries included, small, practical tools you can chain in workflows or call on demand.

  • Generate Charts – Turn raw data into quick visuals for briefings and reports.
  • Execute Code – Run Python safely in a controlled sandbox.
  • Create Workflow Drafts – Describe a playbook in natural language; get a runnable draft you can tweak.
  • Unzip Files – Extract ZIP/RAR and friends, including passworded archives.
  • Get Resource Content – Read the actual bytes/text of uploaded resources.
  • Get Resource Information – Pull metadata and properties for files stored in Omnia.
  • Create Reports – Produce clean, structured write-ups from your findings.
  • Get Resources from VirusTotal – Pull files straight from VirusTotal into Omnia for deeper analysis.
  • Omnia Memories – Keep useful context across sessions (preferences, notes, investigation breadcrumbs).

Delegation tools (Swarm-style)

Omnia is an orchestrator: it delegates to focused agents instead of doing everything in one place.

  • Delegate to Intelligence Agent – Hand off TI lookups, enrichment, and pivots.
  • Delegate to Web Search Agent – Let a search-focused agent handle crawling and collection.

Use these as building blocks. Mix MCP tools with Basic Tools, wire them into workflows, and share what works with the community. No hype, just connectors that help you get things done.