Each tool has a clearly distinct purpose: inspecting a port, killing a port's owner, sweeping orphaned processes, reading system vitals, and reading GPU/VRAM stats. The only potential overlap is between kill_port_process and clean_orphan_processes, but one is port-targeted and the other is orphan-scan-based, and the descriptions make that boundary explicit.

All five names are snake_case with a leading verb (kill_, clean_, get_, get_, inspect_) and a clear object. The pattern is predictable and readable throughout, with no mixed conventions.

Five tools is a tight, well-scoped surface for a local dev-ops diagnostics server; every tool maps to a real workflow (diagnose conflict, resolve conflict, clean up, pre-flight resource check). Nothing feels redundant or missing at the count level.

The core lifecycle for port conflicts and resource pre-flight checks is fully covered, including cleanup and GPU/CPU/RAM visibility. Minor gaps remain, such as disk space or a general process-list/inspect-by-name operation, which would round out the 'vitals' promise but are workable around.