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Scored across 65 tools
Most tools map to distinct resources and actions, and the descriptions carefully separate validation jobs from LLM request jobs, workspace tools from file browsing, and per-provider sync/async variants. However, generic names like job_status/job_result next to llm_job_status/llm_job_result, plus overlapping validation starters (ask_model, second_opinion, consensus_check, validate_with_models), create real selection ambiguity.
The dominant snake_case verb_noun pattern is readable and per-category prefixes like claude_*, codex_*, config_*, session_*, and workspace_* are consistent. But the set mixes naming approaches across categories—job_status/job_result lack the llm_/validation_ prefix their counterparts have, list_available_models and list_models are confusingly similar, and provider_subcommands_list vs provider_subcommand_contract is inconsistent in number.
65 tools is far above the 25+ threshold and will likely overwhelm an agent navigating the surface. The broad gateway scope explains some of the size, but per-provider sync/async pairs, a separate validation job namespace, and extensive introspection/contract tooling could be consolidated or parameterized.
The surface covers the main gateway lifecycles well: request execution, job polling and cancellation, session CRUD and activation, config release management, validation workflows, provider admin, version checks, and approval review. Minor gaps such as no validation-job cancel and no workspace update/delete tool are workaround-able and do not create dead ends.