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Scored across 148 tools
Descriptions are unusually thorough and explicitly cross-reference siblings (e.g. cs_list_flow_runs vs cs_get_flow vs cs_explain_flow_run, cs_pull vs cs_publish), which resolves most confusion. However, with 148 tools there are several genuinely close pairs an agent could misselect: cs_list_environments / cs_env_list / cs_admin_list_environments, cs_list_agents / cs_list_org_agents, cs_reassign_agent_owner / cs_reassign_org_agent, cs_deploy_solution / cs_deploy_pipeline, and cs_admin_assign_user / cs_admin_assign_users / cs_admin_assign_group.
Every tool uses the uniform cs_ prefix with snake_case and a near-consistent verb_noun or verb_noun_qualifier pattern (cs_create_agent, cs_list_flows, cs_delete_flow, cs_admin_create_environment). The namespace grouping by domain (cs_admin_*, cs_solution_*, cs_flow_*) is predictable and readable.
148 tools is a severe overload for any single server; the server itself concedes this by shipping cs_set_tool_preset to hide ~50k tokens of schema because the full list crowds a model's context and degrades selection. This is exactly the extreme-mismatch case the rubric flags at 50+ tools.
Coverage is exceptional across the whole lifecycle: agent authoring/editing, knowledge, tools, flows, connections, solutions, pipelines, publishing, drift, evaluations, transcripts, and full tenant administration with backup/restore/governance. Almost no dead ends exist; the gaps are portal-only actions that are explicitly called out as such.