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Scored across 39 tools
Most tools target distinct resources (panes, terminals, workspaces, windows, tabs) and actions, with clear descriptions. Some overlap exists between terminal_run, terminal_send, terminal_send_keys, and terminal_spawn, but their purposes are differentiated enough (newline, raw text, key sequences, exec). Overall, an agent can reliably select the right tool with careful reading.
The dominant pattern is domain_verb (e.g., onda_terminal_run, onda_workspace_focus, onda_pane_split), which is consistent. However, a few tools break the pattern: onda_context, onda_status, onda_app_info, onda_ping are nouns without a domain prefix, and onda_launch_session is a verb_noun with no domain. This mixed convention makes the set slightly harder to predict.
At 39 tools, this is well above the 25+ threshold for 'too many' per the calibration guide. While the domain is broad (panes, terminals, workspaces, windows, tabs, session), the count feels heavy and could overwhelm an agent. Several tools could potentially be merged (e.g., workspace_locate and workspace_list, window_focus and window_mount_workspace are distinct but related).
The tool set covers the full lifecycle of terminals, panes, workspaces, tabs, and windows: list, create, close, focus, read, subscribe, poll, kill, mount/unmount, and layout inspection. It even includes a high-level launch_session macro for complex workflows. Minor gaps exist (e.g., no explicit pane resize or terminal resize tool), but agents can work around them via window layout and tile tools.