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Scored across 4 tools
Each tool targets a clearly distinct operation: capability listing, image compression, PDF splitting, and metadata removal. The only mild overlap is that abox_image_compress and abox_exif_remove both act on JPEG/PNG/WebP files and both write new files, but the descriptions explicitly differentiate the actions (re-encoding vs. non-re-encoding metadata strip).
All names share a consistent abox_ prefix, and three of four follow a noun_object pattern (image_compress, pdf_split, exif_remove). abox_capabilities is a minor deviation since it lacks an action verb, but overall the pattern is predictable and readable.
Four tools is a reasonable, focused surface for a local file-utility server; each tool has a distinct role. It is slightly thin compared to the broader domain implied by the descriptions, but there are no redundant tools.
The surface covers compression, PDF splitting, and metadata removal, but leaves obvious gaps for a file-utility domain: no PDF merge, no image resize/format conversion, and no inspection/verification tool beyond the static capabilities listing. Agents can work around some gaps but not all.