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Scored across 24 tools
Most tools have distinct purposes, but there is significant overlap between confirm_integration, report_compatibility, and report_outcome (via its used_with parameter)—all three allow reporting that tools work together, creating confusion about which to use. find_tools versus browse_new_tools and check_compatibility versus find_compatible are better distinguished by their descriptions.
The majority follow a clear verb_noun pattern (find_tools, check_health, build_stack), but recommend and shortlist are verb-only without objects, find_compatible lacks the expected _tools suffix, and evaluate_build_vs_buy breaks the conciseness pattern. Mixed but readable.
24 tools is borderline heavy for a single server (falls in the 16-25 range), though the domain of tool discovery, stack building, and feedback loops is complex. Several tools feel granular (recommend, shortlist, report_outcome, confirm_integration could potentially be consolidated), suggesting slight bloat.
Covers the full lifecycle well: discovery (find_tools, browse_new_tools), evaluation (compare_tools, check_health, evaluate_build_vs_buy), integration (get_tool_details, build_stack, scan_project), and feedback (report_outcome, publish_tool). Minor gaps like update/delete operations for published tools or stack management are acceptable omissions for an agent-facing API.
