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Scored across 15 tools
The 15 tools map to distinct engineering domains (geometry, properties, boundaries, loads, prestress, traffic, construction, analysis, results, checks, files, view), and descriptions explicitly cross-reference siblings to guide selection. Minor overlap remains between edit_loads and edit_traffic (both load cases) and between query_model and query_results, but the descriptions clearly separate static vs moving loads and definitions vs solved results.
All names follow a consistent snake_case verb_noun pattern (edit_geometry, edit_loads, query_model, query_results, manage_checks, analyze_model, view_model, access_backend). The verb prefixes (edit_, query_, manage_, inspect_, analyze_, view_, access_) are used consistently across the set.
With 15 tools for a complex bridge-analysis domain, each tool covers a broad but distinct engineering area (e.g., one tool each for geometry, loads, prestress, traffic, checks). No tool appears redundant, and the count stays within a well-scoped 3-15 range for the domain complexity.
The surface covers the full structural lifecycle: model file management, geometry, properties, boundaries, static loads, prestress, moving loads, construction stages, analysis, results retrieval, code checks, and viewing. Minor gaps exist (e.g., no explicit load-case deletion or reporting tool), but access_backend is provided to reach the native long-tail API, making the set practically complete.
