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Scored across 8 tools
Tools split cleanly by resource (agents, skills, MCP registry) and by routing phase (validate → route → dispatch), so an agent can select without guessing. The list_* vs get_* pairs and phase-specific payload tools are clearly differentiated.
All names use snake_case and begin with a clear action verb, yielding predictable list_/get_/validate_/route_/dispatch_ prefixes. dispatch_after_approval is the only slight deviation from pure verb_noun, but remains readable.
Eight tools is well within the appropriate range for a focused orchestration server; each tool covers a distinct step (list/get agents/skills, list MCPs, validate/route/dispatch payloads). No obvious filler tools.
The payload lifecycle is covered (validate → route → dispatch_after_approval), and agents/skills support list+get. Minor gaps: no get_mcp for full MCP registry details and no audit/log query tool, but list_mcps exposes enough for routing decisions.