doubao-jev-agent
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Scored across 5 tools
list_skills and approve_action are clearly distinct, while jev_decide, agent_run, and controlled_agent_run overlap around JEV execution. The descriptions do differentiate the latter three by scope, but an agent must read carefully to choose between plain and controlled runs.
All names use snake_case lower_case, but the structural pattern is mixed: list_skills and approve_action are verb_noun, jev_decide and agent_run invert to noun_verb, and controlled_agent_run adds an adjective. Readable, but not a predictable convention.
Five tools is well-scoped for a JEV/PermitMCP agent server. Each tool maps to a distinct phase: list, decide, run, controlled run, and approve.
The core run-and-approve lifecycle is present, but obvious operations are missing: no reject/deny action, no list pending approvals, no action status query, and no skill detail lookup. These gaps create dead ends in the approval workflow.