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Scored across 10 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct purpose: locate finds definitions, entry_point finds starting points, search is hybrid, get_context retrieves summaries, get_source retrieves raw code, neighbors returns adjacent nodes, expand does BFS, get_repo_map gives an overview, pack_neighborhood packs dependency context, and get_minimal_context offers a quick orientation. No two tools are easily confused.
Tool names mostly follow a verb-based or get_ prefix pattern (locate, search, expand, get_context, get_source, get_repo_map). However, entry_point, neighbors, and pack_neighborhood deviate from the verb-first pattern, causing minor inconsistency. Still, all names are descriptive and lowercase.
With 10 tools, the server is well-scoped for navigating a code knowledge graph. Each tool serves a specific need in the exploration workflow, from quick lookup to deep context gathering, without redundancy.
The toolset covers major aspects of codebase exploration: finding symbols (locate), entry points (entry_point), searching (search), retrieving context/source (get_context, get_source), graph traversal (neighbors, expand), overview (get_repo_map), and packing context (pack_neighborhood). A minor gap might be a dedicated tool for listing all entry points or finding usages, but the existing tools largely compensate.
