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Scored across 7 tools
Each tool serves a distinct step in the review workflow: starting, submitting, checking status, getting verdict, exporting, listing, and abandoning. get_verdict and export_report both produce output but are clearly differentiated (compilation vs. shareable export). No overlapping purposes exist.
All names use snake_case and follow an imperative verb pattern. The one exception is 'submit', which lacks a noun, but its purpose is clear from context and the rest are consistently verb_noun.
Seven tools perfectly cover the review lifecycle without redundancy. Each tool is necessary and earns its place, from initiation through final export and cleanup.
The tool set provides full CRUD-like lifecycle coverage for structured reviews: start, submit phase items, track progress, compile verdict, export results, list sessions, and abandon unfinished work. No obvious gaps remain for the stated purpose.