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try_all and try_many are the only potentially confusable pair, but their descriptions clearly separate “multiple strategies for one task” from “multiple tasks in parallel.” apply_winner and list_sessions are distinct lifecycle steps, so overall boundaries are clear.
All names are lowercase snake_case verbs, and try_all/try_many form a consistent parallel-execution pair. apply_winner and list_sessions follow a verb+noun pattern, which is slightly different from the try_+quantifier pattern but still predictable and readable.
Four tools cleanly cover the core workflow: launch strategy comparisons, launch multiple tasks, land a result, and inspect sessions. This is well-scoped for a focused parallel-experiment runner, with no redundant tools.
The main lifecycle of running parallel sessions and landing a verified winner is fully covered, with no dead ends in the primary path. A cancel/abort or per-session detail tool would be a useful addition, but list_sessions provides enough visibility to work around that gap.