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The tools are mostly distinct: builder creates new components, refiner improves existing ones, inspiration fetches design ideas/data, and logo_search finds logos. There is some potential confusion between inspiration and builder since both can be triggered by /21st and return component code, but the 'new component' vs 'get inspiration' distinction is clear enough.
Three tools share the consistent 21st_magic_component_ prefix with a role-based suffix (inspiration, refiner, builder). logo_search breaks the pattern, but it also represents a clearly separate capability, making this a minor deviation rather than a systemic inconsistency.
Four tools is a well-scoped count for this server's purpose. Each tool covers a distinct workflow—discovering inspiration, creating a component, refining a component, and finding logos—so there is no redundancy and no bloat.
The tool surface covers the core component lifecycle: discover/inspire, build, and refine, plus logo search as a supporting asset workflow. Integration is intentionally left to the agent, and there is no obvious missing operation for the server's stated purpose, though persistence or variant management tools could theoretically round it out.