Antigravity CLI Use
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Scored across 21 tools
Most tools have distinct purposes (e.g., jobs vs sessions vs workflows), but some overlap exists: `get_job_status` and `get_job_result` could be confused, and `refresh_account_usage` vs `get_account_usage` have subtle differences. Descriptions clarify boundaries, but the set is dense with similar-sounding operations.
Predominantly consistent verb_noun pattern (list_jobs, cancel_job, submit_job) with minor deviations like `cli_execute` (noun_verb) and `session_turn` (noun_noun). Still mostly predictable and readable.
21 tools is on the heavy side for a CLI orchestration server, bordering the 16-25 'heavy' range. Some tools feel like thin wrappers (e.g., health_check, list_models), but the domain is broad enough to justify many.
Covers job lifecycle (submit, cancel, status, result), session management (open, turn, close, list), workflow orchestration (analyze, submit, wait, status), and account/model discovery. Minor gaps: no explicit delete or update operations for jobs/workflows, but core workflows are well-covered.