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Scored across 12 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes (set vs output vs status vs ports vs selftest). The main overlap is between status, watch, and log_start (all sample the same measurements, differing only in short-run vs background/file), and between set and param_list (different screen/register models). Descriptions provide enough detail to tell them apart, but the boundaries require careful reading.
A partial verb_noun pattern exists (log_start, sequence_start, job_status, job_stop, param_list, display_colors), but several tools are bare nouns or ambiguous single words (set, output, status, ports, watch). The conventions are readable but not predictable—'set' and 'output' are especially terse given the domain.
Twelve tools is well-scoped for a bench power supply: configuration, output control, discovery, measurement, logging, sequencing, job management, and diagnostics each earn their place. No tool feels redundant or trivial.
The lifecycle is well covered: discovery, status/measurement, setting, output switching, background logging and sequencing with job start/status/stop, plus selftest. Minor gaps remain—no way to read back a parameter list's stored values, no job enumeration/listing, and no log file management—but agents can work around these.