Scored across 15 tools
The tools split into clear families — project discovery, status/reporting, sync/async execution, job management, and plan approval — and each description explicitly points at when not to use it. The only mild ambiguity is between build/run/execute_plan and get_plan/status, but the descriptions are detailed enough that an agent can usually select correctly.
Most tools follow verb_noun conventions (list_projects, propose_plan, approve_plan, stop_job, list_jobs), and the _async suffix is used consistently. A few bare-noun/verb names (status, report, scan, build, run) and job_status (noun_noun) deviate slightly, but the overall pattern is still predictable.
At 15 tools, the set sits at the high end of well-scoped, but every tool supports a distinct workflow: discovery, status, synchronous execution, background execution, job control, and the proposed-plan review gate. The sync/async pairs and plan-management tools all add real capabilities rather than redundant alternatives.
The core lifecycle is well covered: discover projects, inspect tasks/reports, plan with approval, execute synchronously or in the background, and stop/monitor jobs. Minor gaps remain — no way to unregister a project and no resume/pause for background jobs — but these can be worked around and do not break the main workflows.