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Feature Overview
The Extension Center manages capability extensions available to digital personas in the AI Workbench, which include two types: Skill skills and MCP protocols. Through the Extension Center, you can view built-in skills and MCPs. The Extension Center contains the following two feature tabs:
Skill: Manages skill plugins available to digital personas, including built-in skills.
MCP Protocol: Manages connection configurations for external tool services, extending the capability boundaries of digital personas.
Note:
AI Workbench is currently an allowlist feature. If needed, you can submit a ticket to contact us for activation.
Prerequisites
Before using this feature, you must complete the following tasks:
Complete service authorization.
Accept the Service Privacy Terms.
When you use the AI Workbench for the first time, an operation page is presented as a pop-up window for both items. You can simply follow the prompts in the pop-up window to proceed. No confirmation is required for subsequent uses.
Skills
A Skill is a capability plugin that can be invoked by digital personas. The AI Workbench comes with a variety of built-in Ops analysis skills and also supports users in creating custom skills.
1. Log in to TCOP, choose AI Workbench > Extension Center in the left sidebar.
2. On the Skill tab, you can view the list of currently available skills.
Built-in Skills
Skill Name | Description |
tcop-alarm | The alarm history analysis and alarm policy governance skill supports querying alarm history data, related metrics, and policy details, and outputs structured analysis, diagnosis, and governance reports. |
tcop-apm | The Application Performance Management (APM) analysis skill provides capabilities such as business system query, instance details, performance metric analysis, call chain tracing, and flame graph viewing. |
tcop-cls | The Cloud Log Service (CLS) search and analysis skill supports analysis tasks such as log query, statistical analysis, anomaly detection, root cause localization, and trend comparison. |
tcop-prometheus | The Prometheus intelligent assistant covers six major modes: query, alarm, diagnosis, explanation, optimization, and collection review. |
tcop-rum | The Real User Monitoring (RUM) skill supports querying RUM data, analyzing Web performance metrics, troubleshooting JavaScript errors, analyzing API elapsed time, and more. |
Note:
Built-in skills are pre-configured by the system, require no manual configuration, and are labeled as "Built-in".
Viewing Skill Details
On the Skill tab, you can search for skill names using the search box. Click Details on the right side of the target skill to view its complete description and capability scope.
MCP Protocol
The MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the configuration for external tool service endpoints that digital personas can connect to. Through the MCP protocol, digital personas can invoke the tool capabilities of external systems, thereby extending their processing scope.
1. Log in to TCOP, choose AI Workbench > Extension Center in the left sidebar.
2. Select the MCP Protocol tab to view the list of currently available MCP services.
Built-in MCP Services
MCP Name | Description | Transmission Protocol |
tcop-alarm-mcp | TCOP Alarm Platform | streamable_http |
tcop-docs-mcp | TCOP Document Query | streamable_http |
tcop-tmp-mcp | TCOP Cloud-Native Prometheus Hosting | streamable_http |
tcop-cls-mcp | TCOP Log Query | streamable_http |
tcop-apm-mcp | TCOP APM | sse |
tcop-rum-mcp | TCOP RUM | streamable_http |
tcop-dashboard-mcp | TCOP Metrics Dashboard | streamable_http |
tcop-resource-mcp | TCOP Resource Search | streamable_http |
Note:
Built-in MCP services are pre-configured by the system, require no manual configuration, and are labeled as "Built-in".
Viewing MCP Details
On the MCP Protocol tab, you can search for MCP names using the search box. Click Details on the right side of the target MCP to view its detailed information.
Supported Transport Protocols
Protocol Type | Description |
streamable_http | A streamable HTTP protocol, which is currently adopted by most built-in MCPs. |
sse | Server-Sent Events, suitable for HTTP-based streaming communication. |
Supported Authentication Methods
Authentication Type | Description |
none | No authentication required. |
bearer | Bearer Token authentication. |
basic | HTTP Basic authentication. |
api_key | API Key authentication. |
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