codex-hermes-a2a-bridge
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Scored across 7 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes: chat/context management, task retrieval, cancellation, listing, waiting, and bridge status. The main possible confusion is between hermes_task_get and hermes_task_wait, since both can surface task results, but their descriptions distinguish immediate retrieval from waiting behavior.
All tools use the hermes_ prefix and snake_case, which makes the set predictable overall. Minor deviations exist because some names are noun-only (hermes_chat, hermes_contexts, hermes_status) and task/tasks singular-plural usage varies.
Seven tools is well-scoped for a bridge server focused on Hermes conversation/context and A2A task lifecycle. Each tool has a distinct operational role, and the set avoids unnecessary surface area.
The surface covers conversation start/continue, context list/inspect/close, task list/get/wait/cancel, and bridge health/status. Result acknowledgment and origin verification are included in hermes_task_get, so the core A2A bridge lifecycle appears complete.