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Scored across 22 tools
Most tools target distinct Kubernetes verbs or resources, but kubectl_create, kubectl_apply, and kubectl_patch overlap in resource creation/update, and kubectl_generic acts as a catch-all that duplicates every other kubectl tool. cleanup is also vaguely scoped relative to delete and uninstall operations.
Core tools use a consistent kubectl_ prefix with snake_case, but the set mixes prefixes (helm_* and no prefix), patterns like verb_noun (install_helm_chart), noun phrases (node_management), and bare verbs (cleanup, ping). Readable but not predictable across the whole set.
22 tools is on the heavy side but each covers a meaningful Kubernetes or Helm operation across resource lifecycle, node management, port forwarding, and exec. The existence of kubectl_generic makes some dedicated tools redundant, yet the count remains reasonable for the domain's breadth.
The surface covers core resource lifecycle (get, describe, create, apply, delete, patch, scale, rollout), Helm install/upgrade/uninstall, node management, port forwarding, exec, and context, with kubectl_generic as a fallback. Minor gaps like Helm list/rollback exist, but agents can work around most with generic commands.