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MiniMax Tools

AI Agent Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

Problem

When an agent answers user questions, it may need more than model knowledge: it may need to search for current news, market updates, or policy notes, or interpret objects, text, and layout in an uploaded image. Hand-rolling each API call can create repeated issues with parameter names, image path prefixes, and result handling. minimax-token-plan-tools reduces these operations to two stable entry points, letting an upper-level agent initiate search or image-understanding requests through mcporter.

How It Works

  • Web Search: use mcporter call MiniMax.web_search query="..." to run a query. It suits fetching webpage text summaries, current information, or keyword-related material, such as AI trends or market conditions.
  • Image Understanding: use mcporter call MiniMax.understand_image prompt="..." image_source="..." to pass an image and describe the desired extraction in natural language, such as asking for the main subject, text, or layout in the image.
  • Image Path: if a local path or reference starts with @, remove the @ prefix before writing it into image_source. The provided docs state supported image formats are JPEG, PNG, and WebP.

Boundaries

This skill mainly targets single-step search and single-image understanding, not complex multi-step business orchestration. Confirm that mcporter can call the MiniMax tools successfully, and keep the query and image-understanding prompt clear. For batch image work, high timeliness requirements, or extra authentication configuration, add external scheduling and error-handling logic.

Use Cases

  • A support bot extracts error text from a user screenshot by describing the request in natural language.
  • A market researcher gathers industry updates by searching keywords and returning webpage summaries.
  • An agent developer tests image understanding by passing a JPEG URL and asking for the main subject.
  • A workflow engineer adds webpage search results as evidence before composing a longer answer.

Best For

  • Support automation engineers who need to extract error text and UI elements from user screenshots.
  • Competitive analysts who need keyword searches and webpage summaries for market briefs.
  • Backend developers building agent workflows who want web search and image understanding as tool calls.
  • Product engineers testing multimodal demos who need to verify text description from image URLs.