Action tools
http_request, search_local, transcribe_audio, ocr_image, and load_document are always on. Zapier and Google cache register when their credentials are set. Commits the agent creates carry a co-author trailer. Permission modes stay on Built-in tools.
Git commit attribution
Commits the agent creates carry a co-author trailer naming kdeps and the model that wrote them. Switching models mid-session with /model is normal, so the trailer records which one was actually driving:
Co-Authored-By: kdeps (deepseek/deepseek-reasoner) <noreply@kdeps.com>How the model is named depends on where it runs:
| Model | Trailer |
|---|---|
| Cloud provider | kdeps (deepseek/deepseek-reasoner) <noreply@kdeps.com> |
| Cloud provider | kdeps (openai/gpt-4o-mini) <noreply@kdeps.com> |
| Ollama | kdeps (ollama/llama3.2) <noreply@kdeps.com> |
| llamafile | kdeps (hfuser/gemma4-2-9b llamafile) <noreply@kdeps.com> |
| GGUF | kdeps (hfuser/gemma4-2-9b gguf) <noreply@kdeps.com> |
Cloud and Ollama models are namespaced by their provider (provider/model). Local llamafile and GGUF models already carry their HuggingFace namespace in the name, so the runtime is appended instead - the same repo is often published as both, and the name alone cannot tell them apart.
With no model configured, the trailer falls back to Co-Authored-By: kdeps <noreply@kdeps.com>.
A configured identity takes priority over all of the above: with identity.name/identity.email set, the trailer becomes Co-Authored-By: Sales Bot <sales-bot@example.com> instead of naming the model.
Actions and integrations
| Tool | Required env var | Description |
|---|---|---|
zapier_list_actions | ZAPIER_NLA_API_KEY | List available Zapier NLA actions |
zapier_run_action | ZAPIER_NLA_API_KEY | Execute a Zapier NLA action |
google_cache_create | (Google credentials) | Create a Google AI cached content object |
google_cache_list | (Google credentials) | List Google AI cached content objects |
google_cache_delete | (Google credentials) | Delete a Google AI cached content object |
Resource-backed tools
These always-on tools invoke the corresponding kdeps executor directly:
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
http_request | Make an HTTP request (GET/POST/PUT/DELETE/PATCH) |
search_local | Search the local document index |
transcribe_audio | Transcribe an audio file (OpenAI, Groq, a local HTTP server, or offline via whisper-cpp) |
ocr_image | Extract text from an image via tesseract (local, no API key) |
load_document | Load and extract text from a document |