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Scored across 42 tools
Most tools have distinct purposes, but there is confusion because image-related tools (e.g., cloud_insts_imgs_ls) are nested under the 'insts' prefix, making them appear to be instance operations. Also, cloud_insts_act is a proxy for various actions, which could overlap with specific tools like cloud_insts_resz.
Naming is inconsistent: abbreviations like 'insts' and 'placegrps' mix with full words like 'projects' and 'regions'. Verb forms vary (new, del, upd, act, resz, add_placegrp, rm_placegrp) and the 'cloud_insts_' prefix is reused for flavors and images, violating the pattern.
42 tools is excessive for a coherent set. Many are narrowly scoped sub-operations (e.g., assign/unassign security group, add/remove placement group) that could be merged. A typical well-scoped server has 3-15 tools.
The tool surface covers instances, projects, regions, quotas, and tasks but lacks fundamental resources: no volume CRUD, no security group lifecycle, no network/subnet/router management. Agents would likely fail when needing those operations.