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Scored across 10 tools
Most tools target distinct actions, but asa_list_servers and asa_config_list_servers appear to do nearly the same thing, creating real selection risk. The specialized RCON wrappers are clearly described, though asa_rcon_command can overlap with them by design.
All names use the asa_ prefix and snake_case, and most follow a verb_noun pattern such as asa_list_players and asa_save_world. The config tools consistently use asa_config_<verb>_<object>, with minor deviations like asa_rcon_command and asa_broadcast.
10 tools is well-scoped for a server that manages ASA RCON server configuration and provides common RCON operations. Each tool has a plausible role in the workflow, and the count is solidly within the ideal range.
The config lifecycle is covered with list, upsert, remove, and set-default, while RCON coverage includes a raw command plus wrappers for players, broadcast, save world, and game log. A direct status or connection-check tool is missing, but the raw RCON command provides a fallback for many edge cases.