Publish Control
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The three tools have distinct roles: a full 17-category scan, a critical/high-only fast scan, and a per-finding remediation helper. The only mild overlap is between publish_control and publish_control_quick, but the descriptions make the scope difference (comprehensive vs CRITICAL/HIGH only) explicit.
All tools share a single predictable prefix ('publish_control') with consistent snake_case suffixes (_quick, _fix). The base tool carries no verb, so the pattern is more 'namespace + variant' than verb_noun, but it is internally consistent and readable.
Three tools cover the realistic modes of a pre-deploy security gate: full audit, fast check, and fix guidance. It is on the lean side but each tool has a clear reason to exist rather than being redundant padding.
The scan-to-fix lifecycle is present, but there is no standalone way to list or re-query findings, filter by category or severity, export/report results, or suppress/baseline known issues. publish_control_fix also has a hard dependency on finding IDs that only appear in scan output, creating a potential dead end.