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Scored across 77 tools
Most tools target distinct resource types (list_* vs get_* per kind), and overlap is limited to a few areas like logs (get_pod_logs, get_all_container_logs, get_previous_pod_logs) and deployment operations (rollout_restart, rollback_deployment, get_deployment_revision_history). Descriptions clarify these related tools, so an agent can usually pick the right one, but the sheer number increases selection risk.
The dominant pattern is verb_noun in snake_case (list_pods, get_deployment, scale_statefulset), which is predictable. However, there are deviations like rollout_restart (noun_verb), top_pods/top_nodes (no list/get prefix), and pod_resource_usage_vs_requests (descriptive phrase) that break the strict pattern.
With 77 tools, the surface is very large and far exceeds the typical well-scoped range. While OpenShift is broad, many tools are similar list/get variants for different resource kinds, making the server feel overloaded. This volume could overwhelm agents and increase decision cost.
The server covers a wide range of OpenShift resources with list/get, scaling, logs, events, and monitoring. However, there are notable gaps: no create/update for most resources, delete only for a few kinds, and missing some common resources like roles/rolebindings. Core operational workflows are present, but full lifecycle coverage is incomplete.