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Scored across 19 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes, and descriptions explicitly guide when to use which (e.g., analyze_repository vs audit_repo vs audit_projects). Some overlap exists among tools that operate on the same project-audits/v1 artifact, but their scopes and usage notes are clearly differentiated.
Tool names generally follow a verb_noun pattern with underscores (e.g., list_adapters, detect_projects, generate_test_plan). Minor deviations include using 'repo' instead of 'repository' (audit_repo vs analyze_repository) and inconsistency between 'project_test_plan' and 'test_plan', but the overall pattern is predictable.
The server has 19 tools, which falls in the borderline heavy range. While each tool has a specific role, many are specialized subsets of the umbrella analyze_repository tool, making the count feel slightly inflated for the core purpose.
The tool set covers the major steps of repository analysis: detection, audit, summarization, ranking, planning, placement analysis, and execution hints. However, generate_selected_test is a deferred stub that does not actually generate test code, and there is no tool to modify detection rules or adapters, leaving some gaps in the full lifecycle.