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Scored across 14 tools
Each tool has a distinct purpose with clear boundaries between static map exploration (map_*) and live language server queries (nav_*). The descriptions explicitly guide when to use each, preventing confusion.
Tools follow a consistent pattern: map_+verb for static operations and nav_+noun/verb for live queries. The 'resolve' tool is a well-justified exception serving as a bridge between layers.
With 14 tools, the server covers both cheap static analysis and expensive but accurate live queries without unnecessary overlap. The number is well-scoped for comprehensive code navigation.
The tool set covers all common navigation tasks: structural overview, search, path finding, call hierarchy, definitions, references, implementations, symbols, type information, and handles staleness. No obvious gaps exist.