Reference
MCP tools, the agents Slate supports, settings and keyboard shortcuts.
Slate as an MCP serverSlate as an MCP server: one local server that gives every agent the same workspace and memory, under a recall / remember contract.MCP tool referenceEvery tool Slate's MCP server exposes, with arguments and defaults: docs, memory, workspaces, activity, your Tasks list, connected apps, other agents, artifacts, widgets, setup, automations, agent runs and capability discovery.Curated MCP commandsHow Home works on a light model: keyword routing picks one of Slate's own tools, the app prefills known args, and the model fills only the rest.Agents and model providersThe 16 agents Slate drives, each a thin driver over a CLI you already have installed and signed in to, so there is no API key to paste.Features by agentWhich agent has which feature in Slate, and why a gap is there. Every per-tool control reads this one table.SettingsWhat each Settings tab holds. Every tab is about this computer; what one workspace allows is in Connect.Keyboard shortcutsEvery keyboard shortcut in Slate, grouped by where it works, and how to rebind one.