Related Servers

Each tool targets a distinct operation within the Trinity workflow: orchestration, dispatch (explicit vs auto), worker processing (foreground vs daemon), task inspection (status/latest/proof/tasks), messaging, health, and skills. Descriptions explicitly cross-reference alternatives and specify when to use one over another, leaving no material ambiguity.

All tool names use the same trinity_ prefix and lowercase snake_case, with clear suffixes for variants (dispatch_auto, worker_daemon, skill_search/load). Although some names are noun-based read operations and others are verb-based actions, the convention is uniform and predictable.

The 14 tools are well-scoped for a multi-agent orchestration server, covering dispatch, orchestration, inspection, workers, messaging, health, and skills without obvious bloat. Each tool appears to earn its place by serving a specific workflow role.

Core task, worker, message, and skill-discovery workflows are well covered, including create/read/update-adjacent operations and evidence auditing. Minor gaps remain, such as no explicit task cancellation/deletion or agent/route table listing, but agents can work around these for most workflows.