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Scored across 12 tools
Each tool targets a specific file type and action (e.g., inspect vs read for Excel, extract vs write for Word), with no overlapping purposes. The ping tool is distinct. Even complementary tools like sqlite_inspect_database and sqlite_get_schema have clear, separate roles.
Tools use a consistent filetype_verb_noun pattern (e.g., excel_inspect_file, word_extract_text). The verb choice varies across file types (inspect, read, get, query, extract, write), but within each group the pattern is predictable. The lone ping tool lacks a prefix, breaking the pattern slightly.
12 tools is well within the ideal range. Each file type has a focused set (Excel:2, PDF:1, SQLite:3, Word:5) that covers essential operations without overloading the server. No tool feels redundant or unnecessary.
The server covers inspection, reading, and extraction for Excel, PDF, SQLite, and Word, plus Word write. Missing write operations for Excel, PDF, and SQLite, but the server's focus seems read-only. There is no tool for CSV or other formats, but the current scope is reasonably complete.