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Scored across 21 tools
Most tools target a clearly distinct action+resource: add_pin/add_gate/add_component/add_constant/add_wire/add_subcircuit_instance are separable, and the three build_* tools differ by input form (expressions, presets, truth table). The main overlap is in the simulation family — simulate, truth_table, simulate_sequential, and verify_truth_table share concepts, and build_logic vs build_from_truth_table could be misselected by an agent that doesn't read carefully.
The dominant convention is verb_noun (create_circuit_file, list_circuits, add_gate, delete_circuit, write_ram_image), which is applied broadly across circuit, component, and simulation tools. Minor deviations exist: bare 'remove', bare 'simulate', and the noun-only 'truth_table', plus 'create_circuit_file' vs 'add_circuit' showing two different verbs for placing a circuit.
21 tools is on the high side of the acceptable band, but the domain (layout editing, synthesis, and simulation of digital circuits) genuinely requires this breadth. Each tool covers a distinct capability, so little feels redundant, though a few simulation tools could conceivably be merged.
Coverage is strong: project creation, circuit lifecycle (add/list/delete/set_main), component placement and wire routing, removal, high-level builders, and multiple simulation/verification modes including sequential and RAM images. Gaps are minor — no tool to rename or edit existing component properties (e.g., change a gate's input count or relabel), and no explicit open/load of an external .circ path beyond what list/describe imply.