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The four domain-specific delegations (analyze_files, deep_search, web_lookup, adversarial_review) are well differentiated by target domain, but the raw `delegate` tool explicitly claims 'heavy tasks that don't fit the other tools,' which is a superset of all four and invites misselection. Similarly, `start_task` vs `delegate` and `follow_up` vs `delegate` have blurry boundaries (sync vs async vs continuation) that descriptions only partially resolve.
The task lifecycle group (start_task, task_status, cancel_task) is a clean verb_noun pattern, and analyze_files/deep_search/web_lookup follow suit. However, the set mixes in bare verbs and non-verb forms — `delegate`, `follow_up`, `list_models`, and the adjective-noun `adversarial_review` — so no single predictable convention runs through the whole surface.
Ten tools is well within a comfortable range for a delegation bridge, and each maps to a recognizable capability (domain delegation, raw delegation, session continuation, task lifecycle, model listing). The only redundancy is the catch-all `delegate` sitting alongside four specialized delegators, which is slightly more surface than strictly needed.
The async task lifecycle is covered end to end (start_task, task_status, cancel_task) and follow_up closes the multi-turn session loop, so there are no dead ends in the core delegation flow. Minor gaps remain: no way to enumerate active tasks or list prior sessions/session_ids, forcing the agent to track IDs manually.