toolkit comes first

Author: evantahler

pages/home/glossary.mdx

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 An 'agent' is the application you are building.  It can be a chatbot, a web application, a mobile app, or any other type of application that happens to use an LLM to as part of its functionality.  Agents interact with the world by calling tools.  Helping you build, test, authenticate, and deploy tools is what Arcade is all about.
 
+### Toolkit
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+A 'toolkit' is a collection of tools that can be used by an agent, grouped logically together by a common theme or provider.  Toolkits are the unit of deployment for tools within Arcade.
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 ### Tool
 
 A 'tool' is a function that can be called by an agent which performs some action - commonly via an API, filesystem, database, etc.  Tools are written in python and deployed by running a worker which contains the toolkit's code.  Tools are defined by the `@tool()` decorator and will be passed `ToolContext` as the first argument.  If a tool has dependencies that are not met (a secret is not provided, for example), the tool will fail to execute.
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 *Learn more about [tools](/home/build-tools/create-a-toolkit).*
 
-### Toolkit
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-A 'toolkit' is a collection of tools that can be used by an agent, grouped logically together by a common theme or provider.  Toolkits are the unit of deployment for tools within Arcade.
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 ### Tool Context
 
 'Tool context' is an object that is passed to a tool as a parameter when the tool is executed.  It contains information about the tool call, the user for which the tool is being called, and any secrets the tool requires to run.