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Scored across 9 tools
Each tool targets a distinct ATT&CK entity or relationship, and the three technique-related tools are clearly differentiated by their parameters (all techniques, by tactic, by ID, used by group, mitigated by mitigation). There is no meaningful overlap or ambiguity between tool purposes.
All tools consistently use the get_ prefix with entity names, and relationship queries follow a predictable get_techniques_by/used_by/mitigated_by pattern. This makes the tool surface easy to scan and understand.
Nine tools is well-scoped for a read-only MITRE ATT&CK interface: five entity listing tools, one ID lookup, and three relationship queries. Each tool earns its place and no redundant tools are present.
The core ATT&CK entities and key relationships are covered, including techniques, tactics, groups, software, and mitigations. However, by-ID lookups exist only for techniques, and direct software-to-technique or group-to-software relationship queries are missing, so some workflows require pagination or chaining.