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Right. You shipped a catalog that loads every possible function upfront and now the actual product is teaching developers that choice architecture means dumping the entire menu on someone before they order. You don't call it 'progressive discovery' unless you've already noticed users tuning out when the system pretends all hundred options are equally likely.

Connecting to a server with a hundred tools means the model pays for that entire surface before the user has asked a single question, and tool selection tends to get worse as the list grows.
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