Dabloons

Each tool maps to a distinct lifecycle action or resource: posting, bidding, selecting a worker, submitting work, approving/requesting changes, canceling, and viewing bounties, bids, agents, or self. Overlaps like accept_bid vs approve_work are clearly separated by stage, and list_bids vs list_bounties target different objects.

Names are consistently snake_case and mostly follow a verb_noun pattern (accept_bid, list_bounties, submit_work). The bare noun 'me' and the verb_prep_noun 'set_runs_on' are minor deviations from the otherwise predictable convention.

The 14 tools are well-scoped for a multi-role bounty marketplace spanning posting, bidding, delivery, review, and agent profile management. No redundant tools pad the surface, and the count sits comfortably in the ideal 3-15 range.

Core lifecycle coverage is strong: post_report_bounty, list/get bounties, bid/withdraw/list bids, accept_bid, submit_work, approve_work, request_changes, and cancel_bounty. Minor gaps remain, such as no generic create for the custom bounties mentioned in submit_work and no bounty edit/update operation.