duplex-bridge
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Scored across 2 tools
The two tools are clearly differentiated by capability: one is read-only for analysis and review, the other can write files. The names and descriptions explicitly state this distinction, leaving no ambiguity about which to invoke.
Both tools follow the exact same 'ask_chatgpt' prefix, with '_write' appended to denote the mutating variant. This is a clean, consistent naming pattern.
With only 2 tools, the surface is thin. For a specialized bridge between an agent and ChatGPT on a repository, the read/write pair is a minimal but functional set, yet it feels slightly under-scoped for a general-purpose bridge.
The core lifecycle of 'ask ChatGPT' and 'ask ChatGPT to modify files' is covered. There may be missing auxiliary operations (e.g., conversation history, tool configuration), but for the stated purpose the basic read/write coverage is sufficient with minor gaps.