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Scored across 10 tools
Each tool targets a distinct lifecycle operation: registration, status, outline, query, excerpt, summary, frame extraction, save operations, and purge. The only close pairs (summary/set_summary and excerpt/frames) are clearly separated by read vs write/generate semantics in their descriptions.
All names share the cueprecise_ prefix and use snake_case, and set_* is consistently used for write/validation tools. However the stems mix noun-style names (status, outline, summary, frames) with verb-style names (register, query, purge, excerpt), so the pattern is consistent but not a uniform verb_noun convention.
Ten tools is well-scoped for a video analysis and retrieval server. Each tool covers a necessary part of the pipeline without redundant entries.
The set provides full lifecycle coverage: register creates and runs the pipeline, status monitors it, outline/query/excerpt/frames/summary cover reading and retrieval, set_summary and set_chapter_titles cover updates, and purge covers deletion with granular scopes. No critical dead-end or missing operation is apparent.