headroom_agent_mcp
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Scored across 1 tool
With only one tool, there is no possibility of confusion or overlap between tools. run_discovery has a clearly defined purpose and inputs, making it unambiguous for an agent to select.
The single tool name run_discovery follows a clear verb_noun convention. There are no other tools to create naming inconsistencies or mixed conventions.
One tool is minimal, but it is appropriate for a narrowly scoped discovery/triage subagent. The count feels slightly thin compared to typical multi-tool servers, but the server's purpose is focused enough that a single tool can reasonably fulfill it.
The tool covers the stated discovery domain across docs research, logs triage, and codebase discovery, with support for scope paths, query hints, and safe terminal commands. Minor gaps exist around iterative refinement or returning raw context, but the core triage workflow is well covered.