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Scored across 16 tools
Most tools target distinct resources and workflows; course lookup is split between catalogue search, live section search, and ranked recommendation, but descriptions explicitly steer usage. A few adjacent tools (course_grades vs instructor_info, sample_program vs get_program_requirements) could be confused in edge cases.
The dominant verb_noun pattern (list_, search_, get_, find_, check_, recommend_) is clear and predictable. Four noun_noun names (ap_credit, course_grades, instructor_info, enrollment_history) are minor deviations rather than a break in readability.
16 tools is at the high end, but each maps to a distinct aspect of UCI course planning: catalogue, sections, grades, instructors, prerequisites, schedules, syllabi, and degree requirements. It feels broad rather than padded, though a slightly leaner set might combine some grade/enrollment lookups.
For a read-only academic-advising server, the surface covers the main workflows: discovering programs/requirements, searching and validating courses, checking prerequisites and schedules, and evaluating instructors via grades and history. There are no obvious dead ends; list_programs and list_terms feed the tools that need IDs and terms.