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Scored across 12 tools
Every tool has a clearly distinct purpose: MR summary, raw diff vs. sectioned diff, review status, thread verification, comment posting, and separate local analysis tools (dependency_impact, trace_call_chain, code_search). Even the two diff tools are explicitly differentiated by structured sections vs. raw hunks, with guidance on when to prefer each.
Tool names are mostly predictable: MR-related tools share the `mr_` prefix, and indexing tools share `index_`. However, the underlying verb/noun pattern is not fully uniform (e.g., `code_search` vs. `index_repo`, `mr_diff_sections` vs. `mr_verify_review`), though all names are descriptive and support quick recognition.
12 tools is well-scoped for a code review assistant. Each tool covers a distinct step: changed-file summary, diff variants, review status, verification, posting, and local repository analysis (dependency, call graph, semantic search). No tool feels redundant or missing.
The tool set covers the full MR review lifecycle—orient (mr_changed_files, mr_review_status), inspect (mr_diff_lines, mr_diff_sections), analyze impact (dependency_impact, trace_call_chain, mr_review_context), verify threads (mr_verify_review), and act (mr_post_comments). Local indexing and search tools round out the surface, leaving no obvious dead ends.