grok-delegate
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Scored across 24 tools
Several tools share overlapping entry points for starting or managing Grok sessions (grok_delegate vs grok_delegate_start vs grok_agent_start/execute/review/fix/consult/plan), and status/poll pairs have similar scopes. Descriptions help distinguish intent, but an agent must parse carefully to avoid misselection.
All names use snake_case and follow predictable family prefixes (grok_agent_ and grok_delegate_), with consistent verb or noun patterns within each family. The two-prefix split is a minor deviation from a single convention but remains readable.
24 tools is heavy for a delegation bridge; while many variants (sync/async, session protocol, diagnostics, update) each have a role, the surface feels inflated. It sits near the upper bound of reasonable tool counts.
The set covers session lifecycle, job start/poll/cancel, status, diagnostics, update, and project preset configuration, giving strong lifecycle coverage. Only minor gaps like a unified job-list operation are apparent.