io.github.nometalalchemist/kitchensink4xl
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Scored across 40 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes, and the descriptions explicitly contrast the near-neighbors (read_range rectangle vs get_cells scatter vs get_grid_view visual; write_range vs set_cells vs apply_edits). Some overlap remains among the read-only diagnostics (validate, audit_formulas, diagnose_workbook all surface hazards/references) and between set_cell and set_formula for single-cell formula writing, but the descriptions disambiguate them well.
Every tool is snake_case following a verb_noun pattern (find_cells, write_range, manage_worksheet, set_filter, get_table, etc.), and resource nouns are reused consistently (_range, _cells, _workbook, _table). Minor read/get alternation and the lone verb-only 'validate' don't break the strong overall convention.
40 tools is heavy and well past the comfortable band, but this is a deliberately comprehensive 'kitchensink' server, and the lite/design/io/com pack system plus get_workflows mitigates the context burden by letting the active surface shrink. The breadth is justified by scope even though the full count is large.
The surface covers the full lifecycle: workbook create/copy/metadata, worksheet lifecycle, cell/range read-write-clear-copy-move, structure edits with reference rewriting, tables, filters, merges, hyperlinks, formatting, backups, properties, views, validation, and import/export. Gaps like charts, conditional formatting, validation rules, and pivots are not dead ends—they are reachable via the documented packs and refusals name the exact enable_tools call.