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inspect and traverse both target artifact versions but return different things (metadata/resources vs relationships), while discover and index_skills overlap heavily around catalog preparation and skill discovery/indexing. The descriptions help distinguish them, but boundary selection still requires careful reading.
The set mixes bare verbs (inspect, discover, traverse), a noun_verb form (config_show), and a verb_noun form (index_skills). The names are readable but follow no single predictable convention.
Five tools is well-scoped for a skill-catalog and artifact-inspection server. Each tool maps to a distinct capability area: inspection, discovery, relationship traversal, configuration viewing, and indexing.
The surface covers read/discovery/indexing workflows, but lacks mutation operations for artifacts, source configuration changes, and any skill loading or activation. These gaps may be intentional, but agents will hit dead ends if the task requires config changes or artifact lifecycle management.