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#### STEP 4: Test and debug the new tool from the VRE
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As Tool developer, you'll be able to run your tool from the VRE as any other tool, although some extra information will be available for you to easy monitoring and debugging:
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- Extra Job information: access to the complete metadata of jobs, including identifiers, full paths, submitted command lines and access to the configuration JSONs
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- Tool Panel Administration: right to enable/disable your tool, together with some statistics on the runs carried out at the VRE
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#### STEP 5: Prepare a custom report viewer for each execution
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If any of the visualizers is not display your results in the appropriated way, you can create a dynamics HTML page that is going to be framed within the platform in the `Run Folder > View Results` tab, at the workspace
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#### STEP 6: Provide documentation for the new tool
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