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Scored across 6 tools
Each tool has a distinct role: get_huly_context and get_version provide session/version info, get_tool_schema provides schema details, list_tool_categories and search_tools provide discovery, and invoke_tool executes. No two tools overlap in purpose.
Tool names follow a consistent verb_ prefix pattern: get_, list_, search_, invoke_. The deviation is that some use compound names like get_huly_context and list_tool_categories, but all are snake_case and clear. Minor inconsistency: get_version vs get_huly_context, but both start with 'get'.
Six tools is ideal for a proxy server: context, version, schema, category listing, search, and invocation. Each tool earns its place and the count is well within the 3-15 sweet spot. No redundancy.
The surface is complete for a proxy: it covers discovery (list/search), introspection (schema/context/version), and execution (invoke). There are no obvious dead ends—agents can discover, understand, and invoke any Huly tool. The only potential gap is lack of authentication-specific tools, but that's not stated as part of the scope.