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Scored across 5 tools
Each tool has a fairly distinct role: thresholds, metric explanation, DNR response guidance, PNOV benchmarks, and a return-budget calculator. The main overlap is that explain_metric includes DNR while dnr_response_format focuses on DNR procedure, and return_budget and dsp_thresholds both involve DCR targets, but descriptions provide enough separation.
Names mix noun phrases (dsp_thresholds, pnov_benchmark, return_budget), a verb phrase (explain_metric), and a longer noun phrase (dnr_response_format). The pattern is readable but not consistent, making it harder to predict tool names.
Five tools is well-scoped for a reference and calculator server focused on DSP scorecard metrics. Each tool appears to earn its place without being thin or excessive.
The surface covers metric targets, explanations, DNR response format, PNOV benchmarks, and a return-budget calculator, which is solid lifecycle coverage for the apparent educational domain. Minor gaps exist, such as no general-purpose calculator for arbitrary metric/target tradeoffs beyond returns, but agents can work around this.