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Scored across 7 tools
Each tool maps to a distinct pipeline stage (ingest, validate, qto, cost, template, compile, viewer), so an agent can mostly tell them apart. The only mild overlap is between debim_qto (quantity take-off) and debim_cost (BOQ priced from those quantities), and between debim_cost and debim_cost_template, but descriptions clarify the boundary.
All tools share a predictable debim_ prefix with a single domain term following. The verb style varies a bit (ingest, compile, cost, generate, validate, qto), with some being nouns rather than verbs, but the naming is consistently readable and scoped.
Seven tools is well-scoped for a BIM/urban pipeline, each earning its place as a distinct stage. No bloat and no single trivial wrapper.
The surface covers a coherent end-to-end flow: ingest, validate, quantity take-off, cost estimation, template generation, IFC compilation, and 3D viewing. Minor gaps exist, such as no explicit manifest load/edit/export tooling and no post-cost reporting beyond CSV, but core workflows are covered.