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Scored across 15 tools
The scan_code/scan_path distinction is well-documented, but scan_dependencies influences understanding. The boundaries between save_report and render_report are blurry, as both appear to save files, and the distinction between scan_dependencies and scan_installed_packages requires careful reading to understand the difference between declared and installed packages.
Mostly consistent snake_case with verb_noun pattern (get, search, scan, detect, check, render). Some minor deviations like list_loaded_rules and server_status, but generally predictable and readable.
15 tools is on the higher end but reasonable for a comprehensive security scanning suite covering code, dependencies, SBOM, and vendor bundles. Each tool addresses a distinct scanning need without excessive redundancy.
Covers the major security scanning surfaces well: code scanning, dependency checking, SBOM analysis, secret detection, and reporting. The inclusion of suggest_fix and rule browsing provides good lifecycle support, though integration with CI/CD or remediation automation could be more complete.