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Scored across 25 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes, such as find_file vs list_dir vs search_for_pattern. However, replace_regex and replace_symbol_body both modify file content, and the three think_about_* tools could be confused, though descriptions do differentiate them.
The vast majority use a consistent snake_case verb_noun pattern (e.g., find_file, read_file, write_memory). Minor deviations like 'onboarding' (noun) and 'check_onboarding_performed' (phrase) slightly break the pattern but remain readable.
With 25 tools, the server straddles the upper boundary of what is reasonable for its scope. The feature set is broad, covering file, symbol, memory, project, and meta operations, but the count feels heavy and could overwhelm an agent.
The server covers file read/create/edit/search, symbol analysis/editing, memory CRUD, and project onboarding, but lacks a dedicated file deletion tool (only delete_memory exists). Rename/move operations are also absent, which agents may need for full file lifecycle management.