codex-mcp-bridge
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Scored across 8 tools
Each tool has a distinct purpose, though codex/query and ping/mcpStatus have some overlap. Descriptions draw clear boundaries, but an agent could still confuse the general-purpose codex tool with its specialized variants like query or review.
Naming follows no consistent pattern: listSessions and mcpStatus use camelCase, while the rest are single lowercase verbs or nouns (codex, search, query, ping, review, structured). Some are verbs, some nouns, and one is an adjective, making the set feel inconsistent.
8 tools is appropriate for the bridge's scope, covering core execution plus specialized helpers without bloat. It sits comfortably within the typical 3-15 range and each tool earns its place.
The server covers core prompt execution, lightweight text analysis, web search, structured output, native review, session listing, and health/status checks. Minor gaps like session deletion or explicit file operations remain, but codex's own capabilities fill those holes.