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Scored across 23 tools
Most tools target distinct phases of route planning (import, generate, annotate, analyze, validate, export). Minor overlaps exist—route_between and generate_loop_candidates can both create loops, and data_quality overlaps with validate_route's data checks—but descriptions clarify boundaries well.
15 of 23 tools follow a clear verb_noun pattern (import_gpx, find_pois, validate_route). A few are noun-only (technical_passages, data_quality, weather_forecast) or verb-only (geocode), with some verb_preposition names (route_between), but all use snake_case and remain readable.
23 tools is on the heavy side for an MCP server, even for a complex domain like hiking route planning. While each tool covers a distinct analysis or planning step, some could arguably be consolidated (e.g., compare_routes and compare_with_reference, or data_quality into validate_route), making the set feel borderline bloated.
The surface covers the full route lifecycle: import, generate, annotate, analyze (stats, technical passages, areas, weather, bivouac), validate, compare, stage planning, and export, along with list/get/mark_done. The only notable gaps are route deletion or renaming, which are minor for the stated domain.