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get_component aggregates props, events, examples, and CSS variables, making the separate tools like get_component_props and get_component_events redundant and ambiguous. An agent may struggle to decide whether to use the general or specific tool, though the list/detail distinction for examples is clear.
Most tools follow a consistent verb_noun pattern using get_ and list_. The only inconsistency is get_components_variables using plural 'components' while others use singular 'component'. Overall, the naming is predictable and readable.
Seven tools is well within the ideal range for a component documentation server. Each tool addresses a legitimate aspect of component exploration, and the count feels appropriately scoped without being bloated.
The server provides a complete surface for exploring Paragon components: listing components, getting detailed info, and accessing props, events, CSS variables, and examples. No obvious gaps exist for the intended purpose of discovering component APIs.