Hundredth Run GPU Cloud Prices

Each tool serves a distinct query shape: a single cheapest offer (cheapest_gpu), a raw comparable price table (get_prices), and a per-GPU aggregate overview (list_gpus). The descriptions even cross-reference each other to steer selection, though cheapest_gpu vs get_prices with limit=1 is a mild overlap that could still tempt misselection.

Two tools follow verb_noun (get_prices, list_gpus) but cheapest_gpu uses an adjective_noun form that names an output rather than an action. All snake_case and readable, but the verb convention is not uniform.

Three tools is lean but each maps to a real granularity level (one GPU, many GPUs, full table), so nothing is redundant. It sits at the thin end for a price-comparison service, where filtering or historical queries might warrant one more tool.

The read-only price-lookup domain is covered end to end: overview, search, and best-offer retrieval. Minor gaps remain — no provider listing, no time-series/history, and no explicit historical or trend data — but agents can work around these with the exposed fields.