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Scored across 7 tools
Each tool occupies a clear role: contrast checking, browser environment probing, checkpoint lookup, checklist construction, static HTML auditing, live URL auditing, and readiness estimation. The only similar pair (check_html vs audit_url) is explicitly separated by static-vs-browser behavior.
Names use a consistent snake_case format and mostly follow a verb_noun pattern (check_contrast, lookup_checkpoint, get_checklist, check_html, audit_url, estimate_cert_readiness). browser_status breaks the verb pattern slightly, but remains readable and unambiguous.
Seven tools is well-scoped for an accessibility-audit MCP server. Each tool maps to a necessary step in the workflow (preflight, static/dynamic audit, contrast, checklist, readiness) without redundancy.
The server covers the main audit lifecycle: static analysis, browser-based dynamic analysis, contrast checking, checklist creation, and readiness aggregation. A minor gap is that manual/user assessment results cannot be recorded, though estimate_cert_readiness does acknowledge that residual.