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Scored across 29 tools
Most tools are clearly differentiated by backend (e.g., codex_ask, cursor_ask) and action (ask, continue, status). The multiple swarm tools (agent_swarm, preset_swarm, antigravity_image_swarm) have overlapping concepts and could cause minor confusion, but descriptions help.
Predominantly uses snake_case with a clear backend_action pattern (e.g., grok_ask, opencode_status). Minor deviations like agent_swarm, preset_swarm, and swarm_presets lack a backend prefix, but overall the convention is readable and consistent.
29 tools is heavy for a typical MCP server, but it reflects 8 distinct backends each needing ask/continue/status, plus swarm utilities. The count is borderline appropriate given the broad scope, though it could be reduced with a parameterized backend approach.
The surface covers asking, continuing, diagnostics, parallel swarms, predefined panels, and image generation. Minor gaps include no session listing/deletion or cancellation, but core workflows for each backend are complete.