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Scored across 17 tools
Tools are generally well-differentated by resource and action, though 'lookup_dicom_tag' and 'explain_dicom_tag' could be confused (前者 is for dictionary lookup by number/keyword, latter for detailed educational context). Similarly, 'pacs_get_metadata' and 'pacs_study_summary' both retrieve study data but serve different use cases (raw metadata vs interoperability mapping). Overall boundaries are clear enough for correct selection.
Strong verb_noun convention throughout (e.g., decode_private_tags, explain_hl7_segment, validate_hl7_message). The PACS tools consistently use the 'pacs_' prefix, though 'pacs_study_summary' breaks the otherwise consistent pacs_verb/pacs_verb_noun pattern used by pacs_echo, pacs_query, and pacs_retrieve. Mapping tools follow consistent 'map_x_to_y' structure.
With 17 tools, the set slightly exceeds the ideal 3-15 range, but this is reasonable given the server covers three distinct healthcare standards (DICOM, HL7 v2, FHIR) plus PACS operations. Each tool addresses a specific interoperability need without redundancy; no obvious candidates for merging exist without losing clarity.
Covers the full interoperability lifecycle well: DICOM tag inspection, HL7 parsing/validation, bidirectional mapping between standards, PACS connectivity/query/retrieve, and integration pattern guidance. Minor gaps include lack of direct FHIR resource operations (only mapping to FHIR is provided) and no HL7 message transmission capabilities, though these may be outside the server's documentation-focused scope.
