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Scored across 43 tools
The active tools are mostly distinct, but the 16 deprecated aliases duplicate the same operations as active tools (e.g., extract_inputs vs inspect_source, parse_optimization vs read_optimization), creating confusion. Some overlap also exists between compile/compile_and_deploy/deploy and run_backtest/start_backtest/smoke_test, though descriptions help clarify boundaries.
Most tool names follow a clear verb_noun pattern (list_snapshots, run_backtest, read_tester_report, validate_tester_ini). Minor deviations like env_info, compile_and_deploy, and smoke_test are understandable exceptions, and deprecated names also generally follow similar conventions.
With 43 tools, the surface is far too large, even though 16 are deprecated. The active count of 27 is still heavy, and several active tools are composites (compile_and_deploy, smoke_test) that could be consolidated without losing capability.
The server covers the major MT5 automation lifecycle: terminal selection, compile/deploy, backtest launch and monitoring, report parsing, source inspection, static analysis, formatting, optimization reading, and snapshots. Minor gaps exist (no explicit tester.ini creation tool, no undeploy/removal tool), but workflows do not hit dead ends.