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The two tools have clearly distinct purposes: one performs a pre-execution policy check and the other actually runs the command in an isolated container. An agent can readily tell whether it needs validation or execution, and the descriptions reinforce the boundary.
Both names are snake_case and verb-led, giving a predictable feel. The patterns differ slightly (validate_noun vs. execute_in_noun), but they remain readable and consistent enough for reliable selection.
Two tools is thin for a platform that implies sandbox lifecycle management beyond validation and execution. The pair covers the minimal workflow, but the surface feels borderline sparse rather than well-scoped.
Core actions—policy validation and isolated execution—are present, but obvious lifecycle operations such as sandbox status, cancellation, cleanup, or policy management are absent. Agents can work around some gaps because containers are ephemeral, but the surface is not fully complete for a sandbox platform.