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Scored across 150 tools
Most tools are service-prefixed and target distinct resources, but the generic hcloud_cli tool overlaps every specialized tool by allowing arbitrary operations. There are also near-duplicates such as list_alarms vs list_alarm_rules and OBS-specific tools vs CLI-based OBS access, so boundaries are not fully clean.
The set mostly follows a clear hcloud_<verb>_<resource> pattern, such as hcloud_list_servers and hcloud_show_server. Minor deviations exist: hcloud_cli, the Unix-style hcloud_obs_ls/stat/cat names, and hcloud_list_kms_key_detail acting like a detail getter.
150 tools is far beyond a practical agent-sized tool set, even for a broad cloud provider. Many services are represented only by list/show tools, so the large count is not matched by deep structured operations and creates an overwhelming selection surface.
The server provides broad read-only inventory coverage across many Huawei Cloud services, and hcloud_cli acts as a catch-all for gaps. However, the specialized tools omit create/update/delete, start/stop, attach/detach, and many lifecycle operations, so the structured surface is notably incomplete for management tasks.