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Scored across 7 tools
Each tool targets a distinct Angular domain (components, data fetching, forms, models, modals, design system), so most selections are clear. There is mild overlap in the component cluster: design_system_standards explicitly covers modals while modal_best_practices is a separate tool, and design_system_available_components overlaps with design_system_standards.
Nearly all tools use snake_case with a <domain>_standards suffix (angular_component_standards, forms, models, design_system, data_fetching). The remaining two (design_system_available_components, modal_best_practices) deviate in suffix but stay readable and consistent in style.
Seven tools is well-scoped for a standards/reference server, with one tool per major Angular concern plus a component registry. No redundancy pushing the count up.
Covers the core Angular development concerns plus a component registry, giving solid coverage. Some common areas (routing, state management, testing, services/directives) are absent, but these are reasonable gaps for a standards-focused server.