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Scored across 6 tools
The two run tools and two review tools are intentionally parallel but clearly distinguished by vendor (Codex vs. Antigravity), and cli_status/get_agent_skills are wholly distinct. The main confusion risk is between codex_run and antigravity_run, but descriptions make the target CLI explicit.
The core tools follow a consistent vendor_action pattern (codex_run, antigravity_run, codex_review, antigravity_review). cli_status and get_agent_skills break the pattern slightly, but they are also different kinds of operations and the names remain readable and predictable.
Six tools is a well-scoped set for a server that wraps two external CLI agents. Each tool covers a distinct operational need: execute, review, status check, and usage guidance.
The server covers the primary workflows one would expect: running and reviewing with both Codex and Antigravity, plus environment status and skill guidance. Minor gaps like model listing or installation tooling exist, but agents can work around them.