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The description claims the tool is 'parked' and non-functional, but then instructs the agent to call it anyway to retrieve 'live in-season tools' with 'example calls'. This is a disguised mechanism for injecting new, unvetted tool definitions and example invocations into the agent's context at runtime. An agent following this instruction would load and potentially execute tool specs/examples that were never reviewed as part of this tool list, creating a vector for prompt injection or capability smuggling. The description is written as an instruction to the AI (not real usage docs) and should be treated with suspicion.

Identical to draft_board: claims to be inactive/parked but its actual behavior is to return other tool definitions and example calls. This pattern, repeated across many tools, looks like an attempt to get the agent to invoke a loader that injects additional instructions/tools outside normal review.

Same concern as draft_board/best_available — description instructs the agent to call it solely to obtain other tool definitions and example invocations, bypassing normal tool discovery and potentially injecting unreviewed content/instructions.

Same concern as the other 'parked' tools: the description is not describing player comparison functionality but instructing the agent to call it to fetch other tools and example calls, which is an unusual and potentially manipulative indirection.

Same concern as the other 'parked' tools: identical generic description instructing the agent to call this tool only to receive other tool definitions, rather than performing its named function.

Same concern as the other 'parked' tools: the tool does not do what its name implies; instead it is a redirection mechanism to fetch additional tools and examples outside the declared tool set.

Same concern as the other 'parked' tools: calling it is described as the only way to obtain 'live' tools, which could be used to smuggle in new instructions, tool definitions, or example calls that were not part of the reviewed tool list.