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Scored across 18 tools
Most tools target clearly distinct actions: delegate runs one agent, consensus runs many in parallel, debate runs an argument across rounds, and the job tools each cover a different lifecycle stage. However, review and plan are documented as thin wrappers over consensus and delegate respectively, which creates some purpose overlap that agents must be careful to disambiguate.
Multi-word tool names consistently use snake_case verb_noun or noun_noun patterns (list_jobs, cancel_job, reload_panels, job_result), and single-word names are short readable verbs or nouns. Minor inconsistencies exist, such as 'capabilities' being a bare noun alongside 'list_roles'/'list_jobs', and 'activity' being a noun where 'list_activity' would fit the pattern.
At 18 tools, the count sits at the heavier end, but the server spans a broad domain: orchestration actions (delegate, consensus, debate, review, plan), a full background-job subsystem (5 tools), and agent/config management (5 tools). Each tool earns its place for this scope; the count is justified rather than bloated.
The core lifecycle is well covered: task execution (delegate/consensus/debate), the complete job lifecycle (create async, poll status, fetch result, cancel, continue, list all/active), and agent management (capabilities, doctor, discover, setup). Minor gaps remain — panels are edited via files with no creation tool, and there is no way to explicitly delete kept runs beyond TTL eviction.