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Scored across 8 tools
Each tool is clearly scoped to either Argo CD or Vault, and within each service the login, auth_status, logout, and exec actions are distinct. The system prefix (argocd_ vs vault_) removes any ambiguity between the two sets.
All tool names follow the consistent pattern {service}_{action} using lowercase snake_case: login, auth_status, logout, exec. The naming is uniform and predictable across both Argo CD and Vault.
With 8 tools covering two infrastructure services, the count is well-scoped. Each tool serves a clear and necessary purpose, leaving no redundancy or bloat.
For a server designed to provide authenticated CLI access to Argo CD and Vault, the tool surface is complete: login, auth status check, logout, and command execution for each system. The exec tools are generic enough to cover the full command surface of both CLIs.