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Scored across 5 tools
Each tool targets a distinct interaction mode: fire-and-forget alert, critical page, blocking yes/no approval, blocking acknowledgment, and reply polling. The only real overlap is send_alert vs send_critical, since send_alert accepts priority 5 and could emulate a critical page, but the descriptions draw a clear line (send_critical is explicitly gated to 'cannot wait' cases). ask vs request_ack is also well separated by return contract (approved vs acknowledged).
Four of five tools follow a clean verb_noun pattern (send_alert, send_critical, request_ack, check_reply). 'ask' is a bare verb that breaks the pattern, though it is unambiguous and arguably intentional for the primary human-in-the-loop call.
Five tools is well-scoped for a push-notification/approval server, and each one earns its place: two outbound notification tiers, two blocking interaction modes, and one resume mechanism. Nothing feels padded or missing at the structural level.
The surface covers the full lifecycle of a notification: send, escalate, ask, confirm, and recover a timed-out reply via check_reply. Minor gaps remain: questions are strictly yes/no (no free-text reply tool), and there is no way to list pending messages, cancel a sent message, or check delivery status.