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Inspect a Pipeline
List accessible pipelines and read a selected definition.
/oo VectorShift: List pipelines, get pipeline [ID] and explain its required inputs.
Connect VectorShift to Your AI Agent
Use AI with VectorShift to inspect configured pipelines and invoke them with supplied JSON inputs.
4 tools API key
Try a VectorShift Task
Copy a prompt into your agent with the oo Skill installed. Add your page links and source notes before running it.
oo Skill VectorShift
Run a Prepared Pipeline
Run an existing pipeline with explicit JSON-safe values.
/oo VectorShift: Run pipeline [ID] with inputs [JSON] and explain returned outputs.
Start Working with VectorShift
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Install OOMOL
Set up oo CLI and the oo Skill in your agent.
Install OOMOL → -
Connect VectorShift
Provide a VectorShift API key.
Connect VectorShift → -
Give Your Agent a Task
Use /oo with the pages to read, the changes to make, and where to save the result.
Connection Guide →
Choose Your Agent
- Access to existing VectorShift pipelines and their required input fields.
- Read the pipeline before choosing inputs. Running invokes the configured pipeline, which may have effects defined by its own graph.
VectorShift Tools
Use AI with VectorShift to inspect configured pipelines and invoke them with supplied JSON inputs.
Inspect a Pipeline
List accessible pipelines and read a selected definition.
Run a Prepared Pipeline
Run an existing pipeline with explicit JSON-safe values.
4 tools
List Pipelines
List VectorShift pipelines that are accessible to the connected API key.
vectorshift.list_pipelines Get Pipeline
Fetch one VectorShift pipeline by pipeline ID or by pipeline name.
vectorshift.get_pipeline Run Pipeline
Run one VectorShift pipeline with JSON-safe inputs and return the resulting outputs.
vectorshift.run_pipeline Bulk Run Pipeline
Run multiple instances of the same VectorShift pipeline with JSON-safe inputs in one request.
vectorshift.bulk_run_pipeline No matching tools.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I run several inputs in one request?
bulk_run_pipeline invokes multiple instances of the same pipeline using runs.
Does this create a new pipeline?
These examples inspect and run existing pipelines.
What should I specify in my request?
Read the pipeline before choosing inputs. Running invokes the configured pipeline, which may have effects defined by its own graph.