argon-bridge-9router
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There is only one tool on the server, so there is nothing for an agent to confuse it with. Its purpose (proxying a prompt to a chosen provider/model) is stated explicitly.
The single name uses snake_case and a clear verb ('ask_'), but it redundantly bakes in the server/bridge name and a provider ('argon_playwright_9router'), making it long and vendor-specific. With only one tool there is no cross-tool pattern to break.
A router spanning many providers/models plus a Playwright web bridge is a lot of surface compressed into one opaque passthrough tool. There is no way to discover providers/models or check bridge health without invoking the single call.
The core 'send a prompt' operation exists, but the obvious lifecycle around it is missing: listing available providers/models/combos, checking bridge or session status, and any error/retry or cancellation path. Agents are left with a single fire-and-hope entry point.