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Scored across 7 tools
Receipt minting appears in mint_receipt_for_record_change, mint_action_receipt, gate_decision, and implicitly check_egress/run_exit_drill, but detailed descriptions separate CRM record changes from arbitrary actions and gate verdicts. A caller might still momentarily confuse mint_action_receipt with gate_decision when an action involves a gate verdict word, though the reserved-word note mitigates this.
Almost all names use snake_case with a leading verb (verify_, mint_, audit_, check_, run_), and the pattern is easy to scan. Minor deviations: gate_decision reads more like a noun phrase than a verb_noun action, and audit_my_agent_inventory adds 'my' and is longer than the others.
Seven tools is well within the ideal 3-15 range for a narrowly scoped trust/receipt server. Each tool covers a distinct operation — verify, mint two receipt types, gate, egress classify, audit inventory, exit drill — so none feels redundant or purely ornamental.
Core receipt lifecycle is present: mint signed receipts, verify offline, gate decisions, egress classification, inventory audit, and exit drill. Missing a few ancillary lifecycle operations such as explicit key management/rotation, receipt listing/retrieval, or a post-escalation human decision path, but these are either outside scope or intentionally external.