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Scored across 32 tools
Most tools target distinct NASA data sources, but several pairs overlap: nasa_neo and jpl_cad both handle close approaches, jpl_sentry and jpl_scout both assess impact risk, and jpl_horizons and jpl_horizons_file offer the same data via different HTTP methods. Descriptions help distinguish these, but an agent could still misselect.
All tool names use consistent snake_case with a clear provider prefix (nasa_ or jpl_) and service-oriented nouns. The pattern is predictable throughout, with only minor abbreviations like jpl_jd_cal that still fit the convention.
32 tools is well above the recommended 3–15 range and feels heavy even for a broad NASA data server. While each tool maps to a distinct API, the set would be more manageable if split into focused sub-servers.
The surface covers many NASA APIs but misses major ones like NTRS, ADS, PDS, and HEASARC. Additionally, some included tools are deprecated or frozen (nasa_mars_rover, nasa_insight_weather), creating dead ends that limit reliable coverage.