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Scored across 5 tools
Each tool targets a distinct action: delegation (single vs multi), audit verification, and token lifecycle (create invite vs revoke). The only pair that could be confused is acp_delegate_task vs acp_delegate_multi, but the descriptions clearly differentiate single-worker vs race/quorum semantics.
All five tools use a consistent acp_ prefix followed by a verb_noun pattern (revoke_token, delegate_task, delegate_multi, verify_audit_bundle, create_invite). The convention is uniform and predictable throughout.
Five tools is a lean but reasonable scope for a delegation/audit platform, and each tool has a clear purpose. However, the surface feels slightly under-provisioned given the platform's apparent breadth (no status, listing, or worker-discovery tools).
Delegation is covered with single and multi variants, and audit verification plus token creation/revocation exist. But there is no way to query task status/results later, list or inspect the token/invite registry, discover or register workers, or cancel a delegation — notable lifecycle gaps for an agent workflow.