Scored across 43 tools
Tools are mostly differentiated by resource and action, and descriptions explicitly cross-reference alternatives such as set_priority vs set_efficiency_mode vs set_affinity. Some clusters, especially process diagnostics (get_wait_chain, why_process_will_not_end, get_thread_stacks, record_activity) and system summaries versus individual resource getters, require careful reading but remain separable.
All 43 tools use snake_case with predictable verb-first names such as get_, list_, set_, record_, control_, end_, suspend_, and resume_. A few lexical outliers like why_process_will_not_end and lift_limit are still clear and stylistically consistent.
43 tools is far above the well-scoped 3-15 range and exceeds the 25-tool threshold for 'too many'. Although the domain is broad, the surface is likely overwhelming for an agent and could be consolidated into fewer higher-level tools.
The surface covers a very broad monitoring and control lifecycle: processes, services, startup, network, disks, GPUs, sensors, memory, history, leaks, and diagnostics. Minor gaps such as scheduled tasks, event logs, or explicit user/session management prevent a perfect score, but core workflows are well covered.
