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Scored across 85 tools
Several tool pairs have heavily overlapping purposes: qemu_keyboard_type/keyboard_type, qemu_mouse_click/mouse_click, qemu_screen_capture/screen_capture, and vm_list/qemu_vm_list. The QMP vs guest-agent distinction is documented, but with 85 tools an agent can easily select the wrong one, especially when both versions of an action exist for the same nominal target.
The overwhelming majority of tools follow a clear object-prefix + action pattern using snake_case, such as qemu_vm_*, qemu_media_*, shell_*, mouse_*, window_*, and fs_*. A few outliers like show_message, agent_diagnostics, input_batch, and qemu_doctor break the pattern, but naming is generally predictable and category-scoped.
85 tools is far beyond what an agent can cleanly reason about, and the rubric explicitly treats 50+ as an extreme mismatch. The server tries to cover VM lifecycle, media, snapshots, files, processes, shells, input, clipboard, windows, and transfers all in one namespace, resulting in severe tool-surface bloat.
The tool set covers the Windows 98/QEMU domain unusually well: full VM lifecycle with trash/recovery, media and snapshot management, filesystem and process access, interactive shell handling, input and clipboard control, window management, file transfer, and diagnostics. There are no obvious dead ends or critical missing operations for the stated purpose.