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Return the capabilities in your account — plugins, built-ins, and connectors.

Request

Query parameters

These are the only two parameters this endpoint accepts. There is no type, namespace, or search filter — filter client-side on the returned rows.

Response

The payload is wrapped in a data envelope. There is no total count and no echo of limit / offset.

Row fields

The specifications object

specifications is a tagged union. Its type field is one of plugin, builtin, or connector, and the remaining fields depend on that tag.
Carries active_version and the list of uploaded versions. A newly registered plugin has active_version: 0, meaning no version has been activated yet — tool dispatch against it fails until one is.
Carries the built-in kind — one of Files, WebSearch, HttpClient, KnowledgeRetrieval, CodeRunner, Sandbox, Computer, Browser, PluginBuilder, SkillBuilder, WorkflowBuilder, Memory. All twelve are seeded into every account at signup.Sandbox also deserializes from the legacy name VirtualMachine.
A REST connector, an MCP registry server, or a custom MCP server. Credentials are stored encrypted and never returned.

Namespaces and tool names

namespace is the prefix a capability’s tools carry on the wire. The wire name is {namespace}_{tool} — a single underscore, no double underscore. The namespaces seeded for the twelve built-ins are: Namespaces are unique per account. Read namespace off the row rather than assuming these values — they are the seed applied at account creation, and an older account may differ.

Status codes

See Errors and rate limits for why credential failures return 403 rather than 401 on this surface.

Scope of this endpoint

This is a read-only listing. There is no POST, PATCH, or DELETE on /v1/capabilities, and no GET /v1/capabilities/{id}. Creating, editing, and deleting capabilities happens in the Portal, with one exception: plugin upload registers a new plugin version over the API. That is a statement about this collection, not about the management API as a whole — other parts of the API do accept writes. See API Overview for what the surface covers.