Developers have updated the application for communicating with the Reachy Mini robot to add support for tools hosted in public Hugging Face Spaces and invoked via the MCP protocol. Users can now equip the robot with new functions, such as checking the weather or searching the internet, simply by connecting the desired Space from a centralized repository, rather than editing the application's code itself.

A key feature of this new approach is that the tool's executable code remains and runs directly within the remote Space. This means no additional files or scripts are downloaded to the user's local device, simplifying the process of expanding functionality and enhancing system security.

The platform also provides the ability to publish self-developed tools for public access, allowing other users to integrate them into their robots. This mechanism creates an ecosystem where robot skills can scale through developer communities without the need for deep technical modification of the base software.