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Scored across 11 tools
The tools map cleanly to distinct domains—arithmetic, symbolic math, units, stats, dates, data registration/query/charting, and history—so confusion is rare. The main overlap is between calc and stats, since calc includes mean/median and stats also covers descriptive statistics, so a query about 'average' could route to either. The data_* tools are clearly separated by lifecycle stage.
Most multi-word tools use a consistent snake_case pattern (units_convert, date_calc, data_list, data_query, data_chart, work_log). The three single-word names (calc, math, stats) are predictable domain shortcuts and don't break readability, but they deviate from a strict verb_noun convention. Overall the naming is consistent enough that an agent can infer function from the name.
11 tools is well-scoped for a general-purpose computation and data analysis server. Each tool covers a meaningful capability without redundant extras, such as having separate tools for every statistical test or SQL variant. The count feels intentional, and each tool earns its place.
The surface covers the full cycle for computation: exact/symbolic math, units, dates, statistics, and data ingestion → description → querying → visualization → history lookup. Minor gaps exist—there is no unregister/drop operation for datasets and no currency conversion—but these are explicitly out of scope or easily worked around. No common workflow dead-ends appear for the stated domain.