Choose a project for a deployment comparison, or provide an existing query path and arguments. AI can organize configuration or result data around your question.
Copy a prompt into your agent with the oo Skill installed. Add your page links and source notes before running it.
Read deployment records to organize environment and configuration differences.
/oo Convex: List Convex deployments for project [project ID], read deployments [deployment names], and compare recorded types, regions, classes, and references for [deployment review question].
Run the query path and arguments you supply and explain the result for a business or data question.
/oo Convex: Run Convex query [query function path] with arguments [arguments] on deployment [deployment URL]. Summarize the result for [question] using the function’s documented output meaning [output notes].
Set up oo CLI and the oo Skill in your agent.
Install OOMOL →Authorize Convex through OAuth or connect with a deploy key.
Connect Convex →Use /oo with the pages to read, the changes to make, and where to save the result.
Connection Guide →Choose Your Agent
Convex project and deployment records describe hosted environments, while deployment functions expose application-specific behavior. Query results need the context of the function you choose.
Read team projects and deployment details, create or update deployments, and list configured custom domains.
Run queries, mutations, actions, or batches of queries using supplied paths and arguments.
Return the current Convex token details so you can discover the authorized team or project context.
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convex.get_token_details List all Convex projects for a team.
convex.list_projects Create a Convex project on a team, optionally provisioning an initial dev or prod deployment.
convex.create_project Get a Convex project by numeric project ID.
convex.get_project_by_id Get a Convex project by team identifier or slug plus project slug.
convex.get_project_by_slug Delete a Convex project and all of its deployments.
convex.delete_project List deployments for a Convex project.
convex.list_deployments Get a cloud deployment by deployment name.
convex.get_deployment Create a new deployment in a Convex project.
convex.create_deployment Update mutable Convex deployment properties.
convex.update_deployment Delete a Convex deployment and all of its data.
convex.delete_deployment List available deployment classes for a Convex team.
convex.list_deployment_classes List available deployment regions for a Convex team.
convex.list_deployment_regions Create a deploy key for a Convex deployment.
convex.create_deploy_key List deploy keys for a Convex deployment.
convex.list_deploy_keys Delete a deploy key for a Convex deployment.
convex.delete_deploy_key List custom domains configured for a Convex deployment.
convex.list_custom_domains Remove a custom domain from a Convex deployment.
convex.delete_custom_domain Execute a Convex query through the deployment HTTP API.
convex.run_query Execute a Convex mutation through the deployment HTTP API.
convex.run_mutation Execute a Convex action through the deployment HTTP API.
convex.run_action Execute an arbitrary Convex function through `/api/run/{functionIdentifier}` using a slash-separated identifier.
convex.run_function Execute multiple Convex queries against a deployment and return results in the same order.
convex.execute_query_batch No matching tools.
Provide the existing function path, arguments, target deployment URL, and the meaning of its output fields.
Yes. Read deployment records and compare their recorded types and settings. Access depends on the connected token.
No. Queries, mutations, and actions are different operations. Mutations and actions can change data or perform other work, so choose the documented function deliberately.
Manage which optional storage OOMOL can use. You can change these choices from the footer at any time.