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Scored across 19 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct purpose—read, patch, convert, compile, inspect, etc.—with no overlapping functionality. Even the copy variants are differentiated by their operation (IL-to-LD, LD-to-IL, patch, batch patch, convert-all, build).
Names use underscores and lowercase but mix conventions: some are verb-noun (package_project), some noun-verb (project_search), and others are compound phrases (il_batch_patch_copy). The pattern is not uniform but still readable.
19 tools is on the higher side but fits the server's comprehensive scope of PLC code manipulation, offering both granular operations and a combined build tool. The count is justified, though it approaches the heavy range.
The toolset covers reading, patching, converting, compiling, inspecting, searching, auditing, exporting, diffing, and packaging. Minor gaps exist (e.g., no delete/restore), but core workflows for IL/LD conversion and patching are fully covered.