Delegation Worker MCP
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Scored across 21 tools
Several read-status tools overlap: delegation_status aggregates session mode, profile, progress, and Codex state, duplicating session_mode_get, worker_profile_get, and codex_status. worker_status vs delegation_status and worker_catalog vs worker_profile_get also have fuzzy boundaries, though descriptions help somewhat.
Most tools follow a consistent prefix_noun/prefix_noun_verb snake_case pattern (worker_*, provider_*, codex_*, session_*). The outlier is delegation_status, which breaks the prefix convention and stands apart from the otherwise predictable scheme.
21 tools is on the heavy end for a delegation-worker server, and the surface feels bloated with multiple status/getter variants. It is defensible given the multi-domain scope (session, worker, provider, codex), but sits at the borderline-heavy range.
The surface covers session modes, full worker lifecycle (start/steer/extend/respond/status/wait/cancel), provider management (save/delete/refresh/probe/override), profile get/set, and Codex install/status. Minor gap: no explicit provider-list tool, though worker_catalog partly covers it.