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Scored across 10 tools
Each tool maps to a distinct step of the particle-dictionary pipeline (unpack/pack/edit/merge/info/install), so pairwise confusion is low. The only soft overlap is ptfx_vanilla_search, which already returns the cached .ypt that ptfx_vanilla_get also returns, plus ptfx_info vs ptfx_unpack both surfacing dictionary contents.
Nine of ten tools use a consistent ptfx_ snake_case verb-or-noun suffix pattern. catalyst_open breaks the prefix convention and inverts to noun_verb, a minor but visible deviation.
Ten tools is well within the sweet spot and every one earns its place: the vanilla index/search/get trio, the unpack/merge/edit/pack authoring chain, install, and preview. No filler or redundant wrappers.
The surface covers the full lifecycle from vanilla discovery through merge, edit, pack with verify, install to a resource, and preview. Minor gaps: no tool to list or remove already-installed .ypt files from a resource, and no standalone validation/report tool outside ptfx_pack's verify flag.