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Scored across 28 tools
Most tools map to clearly distinct resources/actions (invoke vs subscribe, mock.start/stop/list, record.start/stop/replay/list). A few boundaries blur: bowire.discover vs bowire.lint (lint also discovers), bowire.test.run vs bowire.assert, and bowire.import vs bowire.har.import both parse external formats. Descriptions disambiguate these well, but note record.list's text calls record.replay '(planned)' even though it exists, which could confuse an agent.
Consistent dotted namespacing (bowire.<resource>.<verb>, e.g. mock.start, auth-recording.list, cookies.clear) throughout. A handful of domain-level verbs sit at the top level (invoke, subscribe, assert, discover, lint, import), which is a reasonable but slightly different convention. Easily readable and predictable overall.
28 tools is on the heavy side; even for a full API-testing platform some are niche diagnostics (contract.matrix, report.rollup, network.get, allowlist.show) that broaden the surface considerably. Each maps to a real capability from the underlying CLI, so it's not bloat for bloat's sake, but the set is at the upper end of comfortably navigable.
Strong lifecycle coverage: discover/invoke/subscribe, mock start/stop/list, record start/stop/replay/list, import/export, assertions, test runs, contract matrix, lint, auth recordings, cookies, allowlist. Gaps remain around mutating stored artifacts — no delete/rename for recordings, no collection/workspace CRUD or env mutation, and no way to inspect or edit assertions or collections after creation. Agents can work around most of these but will hit dead ends for cleanup/management tasks.
