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Scored across 3 tools
Each tool targets a distinct phase: environment validation/setup (claude_review_env), the review run itself (claude_code_review), and continuing a prior session (claude_review_followup). No overlap in purpose; an agent can easily pick the right one based on state.
All names are snake_case with a claude_ prefix, which is consistent. However, the token order varies slightly (review_env vs code_review vs review_followup), preventing a perfectly predictable verb_noun pattern.
Three tools map exactly to the necessary lifecycle: check/setup, execute, and follow-up. No redundant or missing tools for this focused scope; each earns its place.
Covers setup, execution, and session continuation, which is the core lifecycle for a code-review workflow. Minor optional gaps like listing past sessions or cancelling a run exist but are not essential for the stated purpose.