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Scored across 42 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource and action. Although run_crons, run_script, and run_command all involve execution, their descriptions clearly differentiate between cron tasks, script files, and arbitrary shell commands. Similarly, the various log tools are specific to their source, avoiding confusion.
Tool names follow a verb_noun pattern with clear resource identification. Minor inconsistencies exist, such as mixing 'create' and 'save' for creating/overwriting files, and inconsistent pluralization (e.g., delete_crons vs delete_script), but these do not undermine predictability.
At 42 tools, the set is large, but it reflects the multi-faceted nature of Qinglong (crons, envs, scripts, subscriptions, configs, dependencies, system). While it exceeds the ideal range, most tools earn their place, though some consolidation could reduce bloat.
The surface provides comprehensive coverage for most resources with full CRUD and lifecycle operations. However, subscriptions lack update and delete operations, and there is no single-get for cron tasks, though list_crons provides the data. Minor gaps exist but agents can work around them.