Most tools target distinct actions: starting background tasks, starting synchronous tasks, querying, canceling, finishing, interacting, checking status, and opening the dashboard. The only mild ambiguity is between start/delegate and cancel/finish, but the descriptions clearly separate async vs sync and graceful vs hard termination.

The naming convention is largely consistent snake_case with verb_object patterns like start_gemini_task, get_gemini_task, and cancel_gemini_task. Minor deviations are delegate_to_gemini and antigravity_status, but they remain readable and predictable.

Eight tools is well-scoped for a task/subagent management server. Each tool covers a meaningful lifecycle or support function without unnecessary duplication or bloat.

The core lifecycle is covered: start sync/async, query status/results, cancel, finish, interact, and verify environment. A minor gap is the lack of a way to list all jobs or past tasks without knowing a job_id, though the dashboard partially compensates.