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Scored across 7 tools
The collection-management tools are mostly distinct, but the search tools overlap: vector_semantic_search and vector_lexical_search are clear, while vector_search is a generic search operation whose relationship to the other two is unclear. This could cause an agent to choose the generic search when a semantic or lexical search is required.
All tools use a consistent vector_ snake_case prefix, and most follow a readable verb/object pattern. The main minor deviation is vector_search, which is less descriptive than the modifier_search pattern used by the other search tools.
Seven tools is well within the appropriate range for a focused vector database server. The set covers collection lifecycle and search operations without excessive or redundant tooling.
The server covers collection creation, deletion, listing, document addition, and multiple search modes. However, document lifecycle is notably incomplete: there is no tool to update, delete, list, or get documents, and collection inspection/update operations are also missing.