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Scored across 19 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct resource+action purposes, such as file reading/listing/searching versus command execution and Git inspection. The main overlap is between apply_patch and apply_changes, which both modify files and could require an agent to read descriptions carefully before choosing one.
Tool names consistently use snake_case and mostly follow predictable prefixes such as read_, list_, search_, apply_, git_, and exec_. Minor deviations exist (server_info and workspace_guide are noun-based rather than verb_noun), but the naming remains readable and coherent.
The 19 tools fit a broad workspace-agent scope covering file operations, patching, command execution, process management, Git inspection, image viewing, and guidance. It is slightly on the heavy side relative to a typical 3-15 tool server, but each cluster addresses a real capability.
The surface covers core workspace lifecycle operations: read/list/search, create/write/edit/delete via apply_changes, patching via apply_patch, command execution and management, and key Git read operations. Minor gaps such as dedicated Git commit/stage tools or simple directory metadata operations can be handled through exec_command, so the set is largely complete for its purpose.