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Scored across 19 tools
Most tools have distinct resource/action boundaries: dataset lifecycle, building CRUD, semantic enrichment, spatial analysis, and snapshot history are clearly separated. However, number_of_buildings and analyse_dataset overlap somewhat, and get_all_buildings/get_buiding_Id_list/get_building_by_id require reading descriptions to distinguish intent.
Tool names mostly follow a snake_case, verb-oriented pattern (list_datasets, load_dataset, create_building, remove_building_attributes). Minor deviations include the noun-only number_of_buildings and the typo/camelCase segment in get_buiding_Id_list.
At 19 tools, the set is borderline heavy for the domain. Most tools earn their place, but there is some redundancy around dataset/building summaries that could be consolidated.
The surface covers dataset loading, creation, filtering, saving, history, and building CRUD, enrichment, removal, and analysis. Minor gaps remain, such as no explicit delete/update dataset operation and no general building geometry update tool.