ask-user-rich
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Scored across 3 tools
The three tools cover distinct lifecycle stages: starting an interview, resuming a pending one, and appending to an open form. ask_user_rich and await_user_answers return identical payloads and could be momentarily confused, but the descriptions explicitly state when each applies (link delivery, failed browser open, backgrounded call).
All three names follow a clean verb_noun snake_case pattern: ask_user_rich, await_user_answers, append_questions. Verbs are distinct and the resource (user questions/answers) is consistently implied.
Three tools is minimal but each maps to a real lifecycle step (open, wait, extend), matching the narrow, single-purpose scope of a rich user-interview server. It sits at the low end of the healthy range rather than being over-built.
The interview lifecycle is well covered: create, resume waiting, and append follow-ups, with clear handling of deferred/needs-info states. Minor gaps exist around managing abandoned interviews (no cancel/close or list-pending operation), but the core workflow has no dead ends.