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Scored across 10 tools
Each tool targets a distinct code-context workflow: task packing, symbol search, definition lookup, direct call graph edges, transitive impact, related files, notes, repo overview, and reindexing. Even the closest pairs (search vs. find_symbol, callers vs. impact) are clearly separated by description.
Names are readable and uniformly lowercase snake_case, but the conventions are mixed: some are verb_noun (get_context, find_symbol, add_note) while others are bare nouns (search, callers, callees, impact, overview). There is no single predictable verb_noun pattern throughout.
Ten tools is a well-scoped set for a code context and navigation server. Each tool covers a distinct capability needed for task-oriented exploration without obvious padding.
The core navigation surface is strong: task-based context, search, definitions, callers/callees, impact, related files, overview, and reindexing. Minor gaps remain around notes lifecycle (add_note exists but no list/get/update/delete notes) and direct file reading, though agents can often work around these via get_context and search.