agent-firewall
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Scored across 15 tools
Several tools overlap noticeably: read_file is a deprecated duplicate of read_text_file, list_directory and list_directory_with_sizes differ only by size output, and directory_tree substantially overlaps list_directory. These blur boundaries force an agent to choose between near-equivalent tools.
Most tools follow a clear verb_noun snake_case pattern such as read_text_file, write_file, create_directory, and move_file. Minor deviations like deprecated read_file, noun-only directory_tree, and reverse-order firewall_set_task keep it from being perfect.
At 15 tools the set is within the reasonable upper range for a file-system server. However, a few tools are redundant or could be merged, making the count feel slightly heavier than necessary.
The server covers most core file operations: read, write, edit, list, move, search, and metadata inspection. Obvious gaps include no delete operation and no file copy tool, and the firewall-specific surface is limited to a single task-setting tool.