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Scored across 156 tools
The tools have highly detailed descriptions that clearly distinguish between similar resources (e.g., list_ssh_keys vs list_account_ssh_keys). However, the sheer volume of 156 tools makes it difficult for an agent to quickly differentiate without reading every description.
Most tools follow a consistent verb_noun snake_case pattern (e.g., list_services, create_volume). A few tools like manage_domain are more generic, and some use set_ vs update_ inconsistently, but the overall pattern is clear.
156 tools is far beyond the typical well-scoped range of 3-15. While the server covers a broad API surface, this granularity makes it unwieldy; many tools could be combined or parameterized.
The tools cover nearly all aspects of the RareCloud platform: account, billing, services, domains, proxies, networking, firewalls, and tickets. A few write operations are intentionally omitted, but the surface is comprehensive for common workflows.