opencode-mcp
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Scored across 7 tools
Each tool maps to a distinct stage of the session lifecycle (start, reply, status, cancel, output, info, end), so most are easy to tell apart. The only friction points are opencode-cancel vs opencode-end (both stop a running turn, though only end deletes the session) and opencode-status vs opencode-output (both surface turn content, though output pages the full retained text).
All tools share a clear `opencode-` prefix in consistent kebab-case, which reads cleanly as a family. The only deviation is the bare `opencode` create tool and the fact that suffixes mix nouns (status, output, info) with verbs (reply, cancel, end), but the pattern is still predictable.
Seven tools is well-scoped for a coding-agent delegation server, with each tool earning its place across session creation, continuation, monitoring, cancellation, output retrieval, discovery, and teardown. Nothing seems redundant or filler.
The surface covers a full session lifecycle: create, reply, status/list, cancel, output paging, config/catalog discovery, and end/cleanup. Coverage is strong; only minor conveniences (e.g. a dedicated session-list beyond the status-without-id path) are absent, which agents can work around.