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Scored across 6 tools
The task-browsing pair (list_tasks/get_task) and the sandbox lifecycle trio (start_session/run_in_sandbox/end_session) are clearly delineated by resource and action. diagnose_ci sits in a slightly separate domain (CI log analysis) but its description makes its purpose distinct from run_in_sandbox.
All names use snake_case verb_noun form (list_tasks, get_task, start_session, run_in_sandbox, end_session, diagnose_ci). No mixing of conventions or vague bare verbs.
Six tools is a tight, well-scoped set that covers task discovery, sandbox execution lifecycle, and CI diagnosis without redundancy.
The core workflow (find task, start sandbox, run commands, end sandbox, diagnose failures) is fully covered. Minor gaps exist: no session status/list tool and no explicit submit/evaluate step to confirm a solution, though the latter may be out of scope.