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Scored across 29 tools
Every tool names a specific resource and operation, and the four RCA tools are each scoped to a distinct domain (SR storage, backup failures, pool patch/HA, VM health). Even potentially adjacent tools like backup_log_list and backup_failure_rca are clearly separated as raw logs vs. classified analysis.
The dominant pattern is lowercase snake_case resource_action, making most tool names predictable. Minor deviations include the bare noun 'overview', reverse-order 'undo_apply', and the descriptive RCA names that do not all share a uniform suffix.
29 tools is on the heavier side, but the breadth is justified by a large virtualization domain: pools, hosts, VMs, SRs, VDIs, snapshots, backups, tasks, undo, and RCA analyses. Each tool has a clear purpose and there is no redundant cluster.
Core triage, investigation, and remediation are well covered, including VM power operations, snapshots, SR rescan, and undo support. Gaps such as VM/SR create/delete and direct VDI deletion for reclaimed space are notable but largely outside the pure AIOps/triage scope.