ServGhost

Each tool targets a distinct resource or action: balance, top-ups, plans, locations, quotes, orders, server actions, and credentials. The only meta tool, agent_help, is clearly separate and unlikely to be confused with domain operations.

Names are readable and snake_case throughout, with useful prefixes like topup_ and server_, but conventions are mixed: list_locations/list_plans and create_order follow verb_noun, while account_balance, payment_status, server_action, and topup_bonus are noun phrases, and quote is a single ambiguous verb/noun. This is still understandable but not a uniform pattern.

At 11 tools, the set is well-scoped for the server-buying and management workflow. Each tool maps to a meaningful step in the process—discovery, quoting, funding, ordering, credentials, and lifecycle actions—without significant redundancy.

The core purchase flow is covered: list plans/locations, quote, top up, create order, fetch credentials, and send lifecycle commands. However, there is no list_servers or delete/destroy server tool, which leaves significant gaps in managing existing infrastructure over time.