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Scored across 4 tools
The three calculation tools are cleanly partitioned by cardinality: one person, two people, and groups of 3–31. The write tool is explicitly distinguished and warns against using it for computation. Cross-references in descriptions make boundaries unambiguous.
All names use snake_case and begin with a verb, but the calculation names are unusually long and structurally uneven, and the submission tool appends a location phrase. The convention is still readable and consistent enough to predict tool intent.
Four tools are well matched to the oracle domain: single-person, pair, group, and feedback submission. Each tool earns its place without redundant computation endpoints.
The surface covers the core oracle workflows: individual natal chart, pair synastry, family matrix, and moderated feedback. Minor gaps exist, such as no standalone transit-only tool or retrieval of submitted dewdrops, but agents can work around these.