local-agent-mcp
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Scored across 28 tools
Several tools have near-identical purposes: ask_codex and start_codex_job both start read-only Codex jobs, and get_codex_job/cancel_codex_job duplicate functionality already covered by the unified get_job/cancel_job. The distinction between Codex jobs, Codex turns, and workflows is also fuzzy, making selection error-prone.
Most tools follow verb_noun snake_case (e.g., list_files, cancel_job), but there are inconsistencies: 'ask_codex' uses an unconventional verb, 'ping' is a bare noun, and the mix of ask/start/steer/intrerupt for Codex operations lacks a clear pattern. Still, the majority are consistent enough to be readable.
With 28 tools, the surface is heavy, especially given the redundant job/turn management tools. Several tools could be merged or eliminated (e.g., ask_codex/start_codex_job, get_codex_job/get_job), suggesting the count is inflated beyond what the domain requires.
The surface covers core local agent operations well: file read/write/patch/list, git status/diff/commit, command and test execution, workflow management, and Codex interactions (jobs, turns, threads). Minor gaps exist (no delete file or git push), but the main workflows are supported.