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The two tools are cleanly separated by OpenAI endpoint semantics: generate creates new images, edit modifies or composes from existing references. Descriptions make the boundary explicit (new content vs. reference-based modification), so an agent cannot reasonably confuse them.
Both names follow the same predictable pattern: openai_image_<verb> in snake_case, with the shared prefix mirroring the provider and resource. No mixing of conventions or stylistic outliers.
Two tools is minimal but well matched to a single-provider image server where generate and edit are the two real operations. Each earns its place; the surface is small by design rather than arbitrarily truncated.
Generation and reference-based editing cover the core image lifecycle, including GIF/SVG output and multi-reference composition. Minor gaps remain (e.g. no image variations endpoint, no listing or retrieval of previously saved outputs), but agents can work around these via the returned file paths.