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Scored across 21 tools
Tools are mostly distinct by resource type (applications, components, revisions, workflows, envs, targets, etc.). Some tools are overloaded (e.g., vela_list_workflow_records returns workflows, records, or details; vela_list_components lists or gets details), which could cause initial confusion, but descriptions clarify the behavior.
Almost all tools follow the vela_<verb>_<resource> pattern with list/get verbs. A few exceptions like vela_velaql_query, vela_system_info, and vela_compare_application break the pattern slightly, but the overall naming remains predictable and consistent.
21 tools cover KubeVela's many resource types and API endpoints thoroughly. Though above the typical 3-15 range, each tool serves a distinct purpose and the count feels justified rather than bloated.
As a read-only diagnostic server, the surface is comprehensive: projects, applications, components, revisions, records, workflows, envs, targets, clusters, addons, definitions, system info, compare, manifest, triggers, and VelaQL queries. Write operations are absent but consistent with the apparent focus on troubleshooting and audit, leaving no critical gaps for that purpose.