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Scored across 167 tools
The set contains many overlapping tools: list_missing_updates vs list_endpoint_missing_updates, list_vulnerabilities vs list_org_vulnerabilities, list_endpoints vs search_endpoints, and multiple automation instance/output/summary tools. Curated aliases and generic tools like raw_request further blur boundaries, making misselection likely despite helpful descriptions.
Most tools use a consistent action1_ prefix and snake_case, but the naming pattern is mixed: many are verb_noun, while others are noun-style or summary/resolve/export helpers. The inconsistency is readable but not predictable enough for a large toolset.
With 167 tools, this far exceeds a practical surface for an agent, even for a broad RMM platform. The count creates selection burden and increases the chance of using near-duplicate or wrong-domain tools.
Coverage is very broad across endpoints, organizations, users, roles, scripts, reports, software repository, automations, vulnerabilities, audit, and subscriptions. Some lifecycle gaps remain, such as unsupported software upload tools and partial automation action/version management, but most core workflows are covered.