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Scored across 48 tools
Several tools occupy overlapping roles: using_sumo_qa and sumo_qa_deciding_approach both present themselves as the entry point, and four planning-style tools (preparing_for_work, creating_test_plan, planning_qa_rollout, strategising) have fuzzy boundaries. Pairs like sumo_qa_finding_test_data vs sumo_qa_find_test_data and sumo_qa_measuring_coverage vs sumo_qa_record_coverage add further misselection risk despite detailed descriptions.
The sumo_qa_ prefix is consistent and most names are readable verb_noun/verb_object, but style varies between imperatives (load_rules, format_risk_ledger), gerunds (triaging_test_failures, strategising), and noun-only names (capabilities). using_sumo_qa breaks the prefix convention entirely, making the naming pattern feel mixed rather than uniform.
48 tools is far beyond the 3-15 well-scoped range and even above the 25+ threshold for 'too many'. Many are meta/plumbing operations (skill manifest listing, context slicing, external skill search/check/install) that could be consolidated or folded into the host workflow.
The surface covers the QA lifecycle broadly: routing, planning, execution, review, test data, coverage/mutation evidence, knowledge ingestion, and report generation. Minor gaps remain—no delete/retire operation for test-data entries and no dedicated direct test-runner tool—but agents can work around these.