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Scored across 4 tools
The four tools target distinct levels of the Dashy config hierarchy (config file, top-level keys, sections, items). While there is some overlap—e.g., dashy_key can get/set the 'sections' key—the intended granularity is clear. A minor ambiguity exists because key operations could be used to access sections/items, but the descriptions guide toward the resource-specific tools.
All tool names follow a consistent dashy_<noun> pattern (config, key, section, item), which is predictable. The operation names embedded within each tool also use consistent verb_noun snake_case (e.g., get_config, add_section, delete_item). The only deviation is that the tool names are nouns rather than verbs, but this is uniform across the set.
Four tools is slightly few for a config management server, but each tool is a dispatcher covering multiple related operations, so the effective scope is broader. This keeps the tool count within a reasonable range and avoids overwhelming the agent with 18 separate tools.
The server covers the primary lifecycle for config management: reading/replacing full configs, getting/setting top-level keys, and CRUD for sections and items. Notable missing operations include a list_sections function, but sections can be retrieved via get_config or get_key, and the rest of the surface is functional.