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Scored across 90 tools
Many tools have clear distinct purposes, but there is significant overlap in areas like task management (create_task, enqueue_task, assign_task_to_agent, send_task) and memory retrieval (retrieve_from_memory, search_memory_archive, get_memory_entry). Also cleanup_workspace and cleanup_on_completion overlap, and check_gtr_available/check_gtrconfig are confusingly similar.
Most tools follow a consistent verb_noun pattern (get_, list_, create_, update_, delete_, remove_, send_, etc.). Minor deviations exist such as 'merge_completed_tasks' (verb_adjective_noun) and 'monitor_and_recover_workers' (compound verb) but these are understandable.
90 tools is an extremely high count. Even for a multi-agent orchestration system, this is far beyond what an agent can reasonably navigate. The count is justified by the breadth of the domain, but it represents a severe cognitive load and should be split into multiple focused servers.
The domain coverage is remarkably thorough: agent lifecycle, task lifecycle, worktree management, messaging, memory, health checks, screenshots, cost tracking, and model profiles. Minor gaps include no explicit update_agent or update_worktree tools, but most operational cycles are complete.