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Scored across 18 tools
The lifecycle tools are distinct, but the evidence tools overlap heavily: debug_snapshot, debug_diagnose_stop, debug_source_disassembly, debug_adaptive_evidence, and debug_runtime_report all inspect a stopped session with different levels of derivation. The descriptions help by stating when to prefer each, but an agent can still struggle to choose among them.
Every tool uses the same debug_ snake_case prefix with descriptive noun/verb phrases. The convention is highly predictable across lifecycle, evidence, tracing, and workflow tools.
Eighteen tools is heavy for an agent-facing server, and several evidence/reporting tools could plausibly be consolidated into fewer parameterized operations. The debugger domain is broad, so the count is not absurd, but it is borderline over-scoped.
The set covers crash, hang, postmortem, differential, and tracing workflows well, but it lacks explicit general breakpoint management, stepping operations, expression evaluation, and thread listing that agents often expect from a DAP debugger. These are notable gaps, though some workflows partially compensate through run-to-stop and temporary watchpoints.