Web Dashboard

Create and manage tools through the web interface

Accessing the Dashboard

After signing in, go to anytoolhq.com/dashboard to access your personal dashboard.

Creating Tools

Click the "New Tool" button in the top right corner. You'll see a form with:

  • Prompt (required): Describe what your tool should do
  • Name (optional): Give your tool a custom name

Submit the form and wait for generation to complete. You'll be redirected to the tool's page automatically.

Tool List

Your dashboard displays all your tools as cards, showing:

  • Tool name and prompt
  • Creation date
  • Status (Ready, Generating, or Failed)

Click any tool card to open its detail page.

Tool Detail Page

Each tool has its own page with multiple sections:

Playground Tab

The playground lets you test your tool interactively:

  1. Enter input in the text area
  2. Press Cmd+Enter or click the send button
  3. View the output immediately

The most recent execution is displayed prominently. You can run the tool as many times as needed.

History Tab

View all past executions of this tool. Each entry shows:

  • Input provided
  • Execution timestamp
  • Output type (JSON, HTML, text)

Click any history item to view its full input and output in the playground.

State Tab

View and manage persistent state stored by your tool. Each tool has its own isolated key-value store that persists between executions. You can:

  • View all state keys and values
  • Edit values directly in the dashboard
  • Delete keys you no longer need
  • See real-time updates when the tool modifies state

State updates automatically via WebSocket, so you'll see changes immediately when your tool runs.

Database Tab

Execute SQL queries on your tool's isolated SQLite database. Perfect for:

  • Viewing table structures and data
  • Running custom queries
  • Inspecting data created by your tool

The database tab includes a SQL query editor with syntax highlighting. Press Cmd+Enter to execute queries. Results are displayed in a table format.

Implementation

Click "View Code" to open a drawer showing:

  • Complete generated source code
  • List of dependencies (NPM packages)
  • Line count

The code editor shows syntax-highlighted code in a full-screen drawer for easy review.

Details Sidebar

The sidebar displays tool metadata:

  • Privacy setting (private or public)
  • Output type
  • Creation date

Managing Tools

Deleting Tools

Click the menu button (three dots) on any tool card or detail page, then select "Delete Tool". This action is permanent and will also delete all execution history.

MCP Integration

Click the "Use in AI Tools" button to see instructions for connecting your tools to Claude Desktop, Cursor, and other MCP-compatible applications.

Keyboard Shortcuts

  • Cmd+Enter: Run tool in playground