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Scored across 51 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct resource+action purposes, such as pad_write vs. pad_append vs. pad_edit and todo_complete vs. todo_archive. However, with 51 tools there are several nuanced clusters whose boundaries depend on long descriptions, creating some risk of misselection.
Names broadly follow a predictable snake_case domain_action pattern (todo_create, pad_read, agent_send, wake_cancel). Minor exceptions like help, whoami, and wake_when_idle deviate slightly, but the overall convention remains readable and consistent.
51 tools is an extreme count for a single MCP server, even for a complex multi-agent orchestration domain. The surface spans many subdomains and likely includes low-frequency administrative operations that make the set heavy for an agent to navigate.
The tool surface covers lifecycle operations across agents, todos, pads, kv, leases, wakes, questions, projects, and auditing. State transitions like archive, withdraw, resume, park, prune, and cancel are present, leaving no obvious dead ends for the stated domain.