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Before you connect a single app, Arora gives your AI a set of built-in tools. They work in every conversation, on every surface, for every account. You rarely call these by name. Ask for what you want and your AI picks the right tool. This section explains what each one does, so you know what to ask for.

Memory

Save preferences, decisions, and context once. Every future conversation starts with them.

Read the web

Read any public web page, doc, or API spec in full. Not a summary.

Workspace

A private desk for results too big to fit in a chat. Search it, outline it, read it in sections.

Exact math and charts

Counts, totals, and averages done by the server, not guessed by the AI. Plus charts and diagrams as images.

Filter and reshape data

Pull exactly the records and fields you need out of a big data result.

Read PDFs

Read a PDF from an email attachment, a Drive file, or a link.

Skills

Reusable playbooks your AI loads when it needs them. Use ours or write your own.

Plays

Standing rules that apply automatically, every time.

Map a process

A guided session that gets a workflow out of your head and onto the page.

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How to ask for them

Plain English works. A few examples:
If your AI tries to do something by hand that one of these tools does better, like adding up a long list of numbers, ask it to use the Arora tool instead. The server does the math exactly.

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Why most names start with bridge_

Bridge is the engine under Arora, so most technical tool names start with bridge_. Each page in this section lists the tool name in case you want to ask for one directly.
Last modified on October 13, 2026