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Scored across 5 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct role: events queries captured activity data, status reports engine/server state, apps lists the allowlist and running apps, and allow_app/deny_app make targeted allowlist changes. There is no functional overlap between any of these tools.
The read-only tools use noun-style names (events, status, apps) while the mutations use verb_noun style (allow_app, deny_app). This is fairly predictable and readable, though not as uniform as a single verb_noun convention throughout.
Five tools is well-scoped for this server's purpose: querying activity events, checking engine status, listing apps, and managing the allowlist. Each tool earns its place without the surface feeling bloated or thin.
The core workflows are fully covered: retrieve activity data, inspect engine health, view the allowlist, and add or remove apps from it. Since events are an append-only raw log, update/delete operations are not expected here, so there are no obvious gaps.