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Scored across 31 tools
Most tools map to distinct resources or lifecycle stages, and the dispatch family is differentiated by concurrency and wait semantics. A few pairs, such as check_events vs wait_for_task and verify_patch vs apply_patch, could cause confusion, but the descriptions are generally clear enough to guide selection.
All tools share the jules_ snake_case prefix and mostly follow a verb_object pattern, with predictable list/get and create/dispatch groupings. Exceptions like recipe_dispatch, batch_dispatch, pool_status, and auto_nudge_all break the strict verb-first convention but remain readable.
At 31 tools, the surface feels heavy and exceeds the typical well-scoped range. Several highly granular tools such as get_activity, get_media_artifacts, and inspect_bash_logs could plausibly be consolidated without losing core functionality, though the broad Jules lifecycle domain does justify some of the count.
The tool set covers the full session lifecycle from dispatch through waiting, monitoring, patching, PR management, archival, and deletion. Notable gaps include no explicit cancel/abort running session and no source creation or connection management, but these are mostly peripheral to the core automation workflow.