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Scored across 14 tools
Most tools target clearly distinct resources or actions: process_* covers session lifecycle, fs_* covers filesystem operations, and search/exec are specific utilities. The main overlap is between exec and process_start, since exec can implicitly become a session, but the descriptions differentiate quick commands from explicit long-running sessions.
Nearly all names use snake_case with a domain prefix (process_, fs_, rob_) followed by an action, which is predictable and readable. The bare names search and exec are minor deviations from that prefix pattern, but not enough to cause confusion.
At 14 tools, the set is well-scoped for a desktop commander covering process control, filesystem access, search, and shell execution. Each tool earns its place, and fs_manage consolidates multiple filesystem operations without bloating the count.
The server covers the full lifecycle for its apparent domain: process start/list/read/input/kill, filesystem read/write/patch/list/manage (stat, mkdir, move, copy, delete), local search, shell execution, and runtime status. No obvious CRUD or workflow gaps remain for the stated purpose.