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Scored across 22 tools
Most tools target a clearly distinct resource+action (machine_start vs machine_stop vs machine_reset vs machine_extend, vpn_servers vs vpn_status vs vpn_switch vs vpn_download). A few near-neighbors exist (machine_list vs machine_search, challenge_list vs challenge_search, machine_active vs machine_profile), but the descriptions explicitly differentiate scope and use cases, so an agent can reliably pick the right one.
Every tool uses the same `htb_<resource>_<action>` snake_case pattern (htb_machine_start, htb_challenge_submit, htb_vpn_switch, htb_user_info). The two outliers (htb_doctor, htb_raw) still follow the consistent lowercase htb_ prefix and read as intentional singletons.
22 tools is on the heavy side, but the server spans genuinely distinct sub-domains (machines, challenges, VPN, user profile, session health, raw escape hatch), and each tool covers a real operation. There is little obvious redundancy, so the count is justified by the broad surface rather than bloated.
The set covers the full lifecycle: machine list/search/profile/start/stop/reset/extend/submit, challenge list/search/info/submit, VPN list/status/switch/download, user info/progress/activity, plus a health check and htb_raw escape hatch for anything missing. No obvious dead ends for the HTB domain.