antigravity-mcp
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Scored across 13 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes, but agy_task, agy_autonomous_agent, and agy_sandbox_agent all describe running tasks in different modes. The descriptions clarify the differences (autonomous auto-approves, sandbox is restricted), so the overlap is acceptable but not entirely absent.
All tools share the agy_ prefix, which creates a consistent brand, but the action patterns vary: some use verbs (agy_analyze, agy_refactor), some use nouns as verbs (agy_task, agy_security_audit), and three use agy_get_*. The mix is readable but not perfectly uniform.
Thirteen tools is well within the ideal range for a domain-specific CLI wrapper. Each tool maps to a distinct operation or query, and none feel redundant or filler.
The tool surface covers the core Antigravity CLI capabilities: running tasks (with various modes), interactive chat, analysis, refactoring, test generation, error explanation, security auditing, and retrieving metadata (models, agents, changelog). No obvious dead ends or missing core operations for an agent interacting with this CLI.