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DeployAgentTools["application"]

deploys default Wolfram tools for the specified agentic application.

DeployAgentTools[All]

attempts to deploy to all supported applications.

DeployAgentTools["application",tools]

deploys the specified set of tools.

DeployAgentTools[{"application","project"},tools]

deploys only for a specific project within an application.

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DeployAgentTools

DeployAgentTools["application"]

deploys default Wolfram tools for the specified agentic application.

DeployAgentTools[All]

attempts to deploy to all supported applications.

DeployAgentTools["application",tools]

deploys the specified set of tools.

DeployAgentTools[{"application","project"},tools]

deploys only for a specific project within an application.

Details

  • DeployAgentTools makes Wolfram tech available in AI-based applications like those for chat and coding. MCP Servers, agent skills and LLM tools are supported.
  • The value for tools can be one of the following:
  • "name"name of a predefined set of tools
  • Some predefined sets of tools that can be specified by name are:
  • "WolframAlpha"MCP server for calling Wolfram|Alpha
    "WolframLanguage"MCP server for writing and evaluating Wolfram Language code
    "Wolfram"blend of Wolfram|Alpha and Wolfram Language functionality
  • Predefined tools typically give substantially better results with an LLM Kit subscription.
  • Possible current values for "application" include:
  • "ClaudeCode"Claude Code
    "ClaudeDesktop"Claude Desktop
    "Codex"Codex
    "CopilotCLI"GitHub Copilot CLI
    "Cursor"Cursor
    "GeminiCLI"Gemini CLI
    "OpenCode"OpenCode
    "VisualStudioCode"Visual Studio Code
  • DeployAgentTools[{"application","project"},tools] is used for IDE and other applications that support directory-based projects.
  • DeployAgentTools supports the option OverwriteTarget to specify whether existing configurations should be removed:
  • OverwriteTarget Falsewhether to remove existing configurations
  • Deployment of agent tools can also be controlled through the Services for AIs Settings in the notebook front end.

Examples

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Basic Examples  (2)

Deploy a Wolfram MCP server into the local Claude Desktop application:

Wolfram Language code: DeployAgentTools["ClaudeDesktop"]

Deploy an MCP server into Codex to help with Wolfram Language development:

Wolfram Language code: deployment = DeployAgentTools["Codex", "WolframLanguage"]

Delete the deployment:

Wolfram Language code: DeleteObject[deployment]

Scope  (3)

Install a Wolfram|Alpha-specific MCP server for Claude Desktop:

Wolfram Language code: wamcp = DeployAgentTools["ClaudeDesktop", "WolframAlpha"]

Remove the MCP server:

Wolfram Language code: DeleteObject[wamcp]

Install a Wolfram Language MCP server for Cursor:

Wolfram Language code: wlcursor = DeployAgentTools["Cursor", "WolframLanguage"]

Inspect the AgentToolsDeployment object to see the included LLM tools:

Wolfram Language code: wlcursor["Tools"]

Delete the installation:

Wolfram Language code: DeleteObject[wlcursor]

Deploy an MCP server for a specific OpenCode project directory:

Wolfram Language code: DeployAgentTools[{"OpenCode", "MyProject"}, "WolframLanguage"]

Remove it:

Wolfram Language code: DeleteObject[%]

Generalizations & Extensions  (1)

Using a named application for the first argument is a convenient shortcut for specifying the proper configuration file:

Wolfram Language code: installed = DeployAgentTools["Cursor", "WolframAlpha"]

Using a named application chooses an appropriate configuration file based on the current operating system:

Wolfram Language code: configfile = installed["ConfigFile"]
Wolfram Language code: DeleteObject[installed]

This is equivalent to InstallMCPServer["Cursor","WolframLanguage"]:

Wolfram Language code: reinstalled = DeployAgentTools[configfile, "WolframAlpha"]

View the configuration file:

Wolfram Language code: Import[configfile, "RawJSON"]["mcpServers"]

Remove the deployment and verify the file change:

Wolfram Language code: DeleteObject[reinstalled]
Wolfram Language code: Import[configfile, "RawJSON"]["mcpServers"]

Options  (1)

OverwriteTarget  (1)

Multiple deployments cannot be made to the same target. By default, deployments fail if deployment already exists:

Wolfram Language code: DeployAgentTools["ClaudeDesktop", "WolframAlpha"]
Wolfram Language code: DeployAgentTools["ClaudeDesktop", "WolframLanguage"]

Use OverwriteTargetTrue to replace the existing deployment:

Wolfram Language code: DeployAgentTools["ClaudeDesktop", "WolframLanguage", OverwriteTarget -> True]
Wolfram Research (2026), DeployAgentTools, Wolfram Language function, https://reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/DeployAgentTools.html.

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Wolfram Research (2026), DeployAgentTools, Wolfram Language function, https://reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/DeployAgentTools.html.

CMS

Wolfram Language. 2026. "DeployAgentTools." Wolfram Language & System Documentation Center. Wolfram Research. https://reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/DeployAgentTools.html.

APA

Wolfram Language. (2026). DeployAgentTools. Wolfram Language & System Documentation Center. Retrieved from https://reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/DeployAgentTools.html

BibTeX

@misc{reference.wolfram_2026_deployagenttools, author="Wolfram Research", title="{DeployAgentTools}", year="2026", howpublished="\url{https://reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/DeployAgentTools.html}", note=[Accessed: 16-June-2026]}

BibLaTeX

@online{reference.wolfram_2026_deployagenttools, organization={Wolfram Research}, title={DeployAgentTools}, year={2026}, url={https://reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/DeployAgentTools.html}, note=[Accessed: 16-June-2026]}