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Scored across 12 tools
While most tools have distinct purposes, there is notable overlap between proplab_track_record, proplab_backtest_summary, and proplab_backtest_by_rating, which all report historical hit rates and profit, and both track_record and backtest_by_rating provide rating-tier breakdowns. This could confuse agents selecting the right tool, though the descriptions help differentiate scope and auth requirements.
All tools use the consistent `proplab_` prefix and snake_case with clear verb_noun or noun_noun patterns (e.g., proplab_search_players, proplab_backtest_summary). No deviations in convention.
With 12 tools, the set is well-scoped for an NBA prop analytics server, covering games, picks, backtesting, and player research without excessive fragmentation or missing core areas.
The surface covers core workflows: game data, pick details, historical performance, backtesting, custom pick evaluation, and player research. Minor gap: no explicit tool to list all picks for a date (dashboard only shows top 10), but agents can work around via track_record or backtest tools.