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Scored across 8 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct actions: list/show projects, deploy, test connectivity, browse remote directories, download a remote file, and modify target configuration. There is mild overlap between list_projects and show_project, and between browse_remote_directories and download_remote_file when inspecting remote files, but descriptions largely clarify the boundaries.
All tool names use a consistent snake_case verb_noun pattern: list_projects, deploy_project, test_connection, show_project, browse_remote_directories, download_remote_file, set_target_option, set_remote_path. The convention is predictable throughout.
Eight tools is well within the appropriate range for a deployment management server. Each tool covers a distinct operational need such as listing, inspecting, testing, deploying, remote browsing, downloading, and target configuration.
The core deployment workflow is covered: inspect projects, test connectivity, browse remote paths, deploy, download remote files, and update target options/paths. However, notable lifecycle operations are missing, such as creating/removing projects or targets, listing deployment history, and rollback, which may force agents to work around the tool surface or fail on onboarding/recovery tasks.