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Scored across 6 tools
Most tools occupy distinct niches: inspect_file (parse check), diff_files/diff_text (same engine, different input source), csv_diff (row-level/keyed CSV), and the as_json_patch/apply_preview pair (inverse operations). The only real overlap is csv_diff versus diff_files with format=csv, but the descriptions explicitly route large CSVs to csv_diff and pasted content to diff_text, so an agent can choose correctly. Minor residual risk that an agent picks diff_files over diff_text (or vice versa) purely on where its data lives.
All names are snake_case and self-describing, with a clear verb_noun pattern in diff_files, diff_text, inspect_file and apply_preview. Two names break the pattern — csv_diff (noun-first instead of diff_csv) and as_json_patch (prepositional) — which is a minor but noticeable inconsistency in an otherwise tight set.
Six tools is a well-scoped surface for a structural-diff server: each one covers a distinct input mode (files, text, CSV), a pre-flight check, or one direction of the patch lifecycle. No tool looks redundant or tacked on.
The lifecycle inspect -> diff -> generate patch -> preview patch is covered, with rich options for matching, tolerance and ignores across all supported formats. The notable gap is that nothing writes: apply_preview only previews, so patch application on disk (and any directory-level or multi-file diff) is a dead end an agent must work around.
