sol-luna-orchestrator
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Scored across 5 tools
The single, batch, continuation, preflight, and exploration tools have distinct purposes, but delegate_task and delegate_tasks overlap at the single-task boundary; the descriptions explicitly resolve this by directing single tasks to delegate_task.
Most names follow snake_case verb_object style (delegate_task, deegate_tasks, continue_task), but routing_preflight is noun-leading and explore is a bare verb, breaking the otherwise predictable pattern.
Five tools cover the core orchestration surface without redundancy: single delegation, batch delegation, continuation, preflight routing, and read-only exploration. The count feels intentionally scoped and appropriate.
Core lifecycle operations are covered: delegate, batch, continue, preflight, and explore. Minor gaps exist such as no explicit status/cancel/list tooling, but the parent-owned model makes these nonessential and workable.