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Scored across 18 tools
Multiple tools can write config (caddy_config_set, caddy_config_by_id, caddy_load, caddy_add_route, caddy_reverse_proxy), and delete overlaps similarly (caddy_config_delete vs caddy_remove_route), so boundaries are not perfectly clean. However, the descriptions go to great lengths to explain when each applies (low-level path vs @id vs convenience wrapper), making selection tractable for an agent.
Every tool carries the caddy_ prefix in consistent snake_case, forming recognizable families (config_get/set/delete, list_servers/routes, add_route/remove_route). Minor deviation: several tools are bare nouns (caddy_status, caddy_metrics, caddy_upstreams, caddy_pki) rather than verb_noun, but the overall pattern is predictable.
18 tools is on the heavier side but each earns a place, spanning config CRUD, route helpers, snapshots, TLS/PKI, metrics, and lifecycle. Slightly over what a minimal config server would need, but well-scoped for Caddy's breadth.
The surface covers the full config lifecycle (read, write, delete, whole-config load, snapshot/revert), route management, TLS/PKI configuration, observability (metrics, upstreams), format adaptation, and graceful shutdown. No obvious dead ends for administering Caddy via its admin API.