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Scored across 18 tools
Descriptions go out of their way to delineate boundaries (send=raw fire-and-forget, request=send+await, run_command=named typed command; read=cursor read, stream_poll=independent per-consumer subscription; ask_port 'not for discovery, that's list_ports'). This is unusually explicit, though three byte-sending tools and two frame-reading tools still require careful reading to pick correctly.
Most names are a clean verb_noun or noun_noun pattern (list_ports, run_command, run_workflow, capture_start, session_timeline, diagnose_frame, show_result, stream_poll), and the capture_*/session_* prefixes group cleanly. A handful of bare verbs (open, close, read, send, request) deviate slightly, but the overall scheme stays predictable.
18 tools is slightly heavy but justified by the breadth of a serial-toolkit domain: discovery, session lifecycle, three send modes, capture, re-framing, diagnostics, stats, streaming, plus schema and viewer helpers. Each tool maps to a distinct capability rather than being redundant.
The surface covers the full lifecycle: discovery (list_ports), open/close, multiple send/execute modes (send, request, run_command, run_workflow), lossless capture (capture_start/stop) with offline analysis (capture_frames, session_timeline, diagnose_frame), live stats and streaming, plus schema and result rendering. No obvious dead ends for the stated purpose.