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Scored across 5 tools
Each tool has a clear role: scan grades, diff compares two scans, plan ranks fixes, orphans finds dead code, explain produces an LLM summary. The main overlap is that orphans' output is largely a specialized slice of scan's findings (acknowledged in the description as 'hygiene repeats it'), and explain is a thin wrapper over scan. Boundaries are still workable because descriptions explicitly state the input dependencies (scan feeds diff/plan/explain).
All names are single lowercase tokens with no camelCase/snake_case mixing, giving a coherent, predictable style. The only deviation is part-of-speech: scan/diff/plan/explain are verbs while 'orphans' is a noun, which slightly breaks the verb-first pattern but remains readable.
Five tools is a tight, well-scoped surface for a read-only repo analysis server, and each tool maps to a distinct workflow step (grade, compare, prioritize, detect dead code, summarize). No filler tools and no redundancy that would warrant pruning.
The analyze-and-prioritize lifecycle is covered, including before/after comparison via diff, which is the key workflow for a read-only grader. Gaps are minor: there is no way to apply or export suggested fixes, no baseline/history management, and no config or rule-selection operation, but agents can work around these by chaining scan and plan.