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list_grade (diagnosis) and list_fix (repair) target clearly different outcomes and the descriptions explicitly cross-reference each other ('Use list_fix when you want the repair'), so misselection is unlikely. The only friction is semantic: an agent could briefly read 'list_grade' as 'enumerate grades' before the description corrects it.
Both tools use the same snake_case list_<verb> pattern, so the set is internally consistent. The chosen verb ('list') is semantically wrong for both operations (grade / fix), which is a minor deviation from the ideal verb_noun accuracy, but it is applied uniformly.
Two tools is thin for a server with a paid two-step workflow; there is no ungraded/ungraded-batch entry point or overview tool. It is a defensible minimal surface (diagnose, then repair), but it sits at the borderline of the '1-2 tools feels thin' band.
The grade -> fix loop covers the full lifecycle for a single x402 route: detection, itemized defects, and a validated repair package, with no dead end. Gaps are minor and workaroundable: no batch grading across multiple routes, no way to re-fetch a previously generated repair, and sample_output is required for fix but optional for grade.