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Scored across 5 tools
Each tool maps to a distinct layer: connection info, API metadata, schema metadata, generic data queries, and curated service-desk reads. The potential overlap between data_query and service_desk is explicitly resolved by framing data_query as the ASQL/record-level interface and service_desk as the curated domain interface.
All tool names are lowercase snake_case two-word compounds (server_info, webservice_discovery, schema_discovery, data_query, service_desk) with no mixed conventions or vague verbs. The naming pattern is predictable and matches each tool's role in the set.
Five top-level tools is well-scoped for a Matrix42 integration; each tool covers a coherent area and earns its place. The internal actions are many, but grouping them by capability keeps the surface manageable.
The read and discovery side is very comprehensive: API conventions, schema exploration, ASQL validation, generic queries, views, journal/attachements, ticket search/SLA, and curated domain browsing all chain together cleanly. The only notable limitation is that the entire server is read-only—no create/update/delete or ticket-lifecycle actions—so agents that need to act on Matrix42 records will dead-end unless this is intentionally a read-only assistant.