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Scored across 17 tools
Each tool targets a distinct operation: launching pipeline stages (start_*), subject management (purge_subject, prune_failed_subjects), job control (get_job_status, list_jobs, cancel_job, get_job_log), and pipeline info (get_pipeline_info, preflight_check). Minimal overlap; even similar tasks like subject removal are differentiated by scope.
Most tools follow a consistent pattern: launch verbs (start_*) for pipeline stages, get_* for retrieval, and descriptive verbs for actions. Deviations include 'purge_subject' vs. 'prune_failed_subjects' (different delete verbs) and 'preflight_check' (no prefix), but overall naming is clear and predictable.
17 tools is appropriate for a multi-stage neuroimaging pipeline with job management and utility functions. Each tool earns its place, covering all stages and supporting operations without being excessive or sparse.
The tool set covers the full pipeline lifecycle: stage launches, job monitoring, subject cleanup, and configuration checks. All essential operations are present with no obvious gaps for the stated purpose.