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Scored across 20 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes (datasource lifecycle, model CRUD, querying, search/memory). However, inspect_model and models_summary are explicitly superseded by the broader inspect tool, creating redundancy that could cause misselection. Descriptions clearly mark these overlaps, but the presence of deprecated tools adds mild ambiguity.
The predominant pattern is verb_noun (create_model, delete_datasource, set_datasource_priority, etc.). Deviations include bare verbs like 'search' and 'inspect', and noun-led 'models_summary'. The deprecated 'inspect_model' also creates an inconsistency with 'inspect'. Overall, the convention is mostly consistent with a few outliers.
At 20 tools, this is on the heavy side but reasonable for a server covering datasource management, model CRUD, querying, and memory/search. It sits at the borderline between well-scoped (3-15) and slightly over (16-25), and the breadth of functionality justifies the count, though a few redundant tools could be trimmed.
The surface covers datasource lifecycle (create/describe/edit/delete/priority), model lifecycle (create/edit/delete/inspect/validate/ingest), querying, and search/memory. Minor gaps include lack of datasource credential updates and model renaming, but these are workaroundable. Deprecated tools add redundancy but don't create functional dead ends.