human_input
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Scored across 5 tools
Each tool targets a distinct interaction mode: single-choice, binary confirm, free-text, multi-select, and diagnostic status. The descriptions explicitly call out when to prefer one over another, leaving no ambiguity about tool boundaries.
Four question tools follow a clear `ask_<type>` pattern, making their purpose immediately obvious. The diagnostic tool `human_input_status` deviates from this pattern, but its distinct role as a non-question tool makes the inconsistency minor.
Five tools is a well-scoped set for a human-input server: each interaction mode earns its place, and adding more would likely over-engineer the surface.
The server covers the full range of human input scenarios: enumerated single choice, multi-select, yes/no, and open-ended text. The status tool fills the diagnostic gap, giving agents a way to verify connectivity and behavior without blocking.