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Scored across 48 tools
Several tools have overlapping purposes (e.g., feedback_summary/capture_feedback/feedback_stats, search_lessons/retrieve_lessons/suggest_fix, workflow_sentinel/gate_check/check_operational_integrity) which creates confusion about which is authoritative for a given situation. The planning tools are also broadly similar in form, requiring careful reading of each description to avoid misselection.
There is a mix of verb_noun conventions (capture_feedback, search_lessons, settle_purchase_requisition) and some noun-heavy or plan_ prefixed names (feedback_summary, get_scope_state, plan_multimodal_retrieval). While many tools follow a consistent verb-first pattern, the 'plan_' prefix group and standalone nouns like feedback_summary break the pattern.
48 tools is far beyond what an agent can reliably select from. The server appears to bundle governance, feedback, memory, planning, purchasing, and metrics into one surface, with many overlapping plan_* advisors and recall/retrieval variants that could be consolidated.
The domain is broad but each subsystem has decent lifecycle coverage: feedback capture/session/finalize/reflect, lessons search/retrieve, gate set/check/satisfy, task outcomes record/read/metrics, purchase req/reserve/reconcile. Some gaps (“plan_*” actions are one-shot, no undo/delete for protected approvals), but most workflows have no dead ends.