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Scored across 20 tools
Most tools have distinct targets, and the descriptions are detailed enough to separate table I/O, column inference, simulation, and workspace management. However, infer_foreign_keys and suggest_refs are near-duplicate FK-candidate scanners, and read_table/export_table plus several column-analysis tools have partial boundary overlap.
The vast majority of names follow a clear snake_case verb_noun pattern (list_tables, read_table, compute_power, set_workspace). Minor deviations like battle_simulate, power_curve, and recon_diff break the pattern but remain readable and predictable.
At 20 tools the server is on the high side, but the scope is genuinely broad: import/workspace management, table I/O, structural inference, reconciliation, simulations, and calculation utilities. It is slightly heavy due to a couple of redundant FK tools, but not unreasonable for the domain.
The core read/import/analyze/simulate path is well covered, but key workflow tools referenced in the descriptions are missing: write_table (apply_curve) and save_structure cannot be called, so applying inferred rules or persisting structural results creates dead ends. There is also no update/delete or memory-write capability beyond workspace import.