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Scored across 6 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource and question: cost_summary (bill shape), top_cost_drivers (top spenders), cost_review_report (composite deliverable), find_waste (waste detection), explain_cost_spike (single-day cause), and propose_fix (remediation output). Descriptions explicitly establish call ordering and dependency (e.g. use before find_waste, after cost_summary), so an agent can select confidently.
All names are snake_case and readable, but conventions mix noun phrases (cost_summary, top_cost_drivers, cost_review_report) with verb_noun phrases (find_waste, explain_cost_spike, propose_fix). The deviation is minor and does not impede understanding.
Six tools is well-scoped for a cost-review/waste-finder server, with each tool earning its place across orient, drill-down, report, explanation, and remediation. No redundant or trivial entries.
The surface covers orientation, drill-down, spike explanation, comprehensive reporting, and fix proposals, forming a coherent read-only workflow. Minor gaps remain, such as no direct entity-detail lookup (specific job/cluster metadata) or validation of proposed fixes, but agents can work around these.