Tốc Biến

Most tools have clearly distinct purposes, though deploy_app and deploy_code both create an app (from template vs user code) and prepare_code_deploy is part of a two-step flow. These are explained well, so confusion is minimal. The rest are well-separated.

Tool names predominantly follow a verb_noun pattern (attach_subdomain, list_vps, create_order), but there are minor exceptions like prepare_code_deploy (compound noun) and goi_y_thiet_ke (Vietnamese and not matching English convention). Overall, the pattern is consistent enough.

At 16 tools, this is slightly above the ideal 3-15 range, but the server covers a broad scope: VPS lifecycle, app deployment, billing, trials, and templates. Each tool serves a specific function, so the count is justified.

The server covers creation, listing, and deployment well, but lacks update/delete operations for VPS and apps (e.g., no delete_vps or delete_app). There are also no single-resource getters for VPS/app details. Core workflows work, but lifecycle management is incomplete.