D&D 5e Tool Server
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Scored across 27 tools
Most tools target distinct resources or actions: lookups, dice resolution, combat state, notes, and semantic search. A few potential overlaps exist (roll_dice vs resolve_attack/check, manage_combat_state vs apply_hp_change), but the descriptions provide enough clarification.
The dominant pattern is snake_case verb_noun (lookup_monster, create_note, resolve_attack, start_encounter), which is predictable. A few exceptions like spell_save_dc and cr_to_xp break the pattern slightly, but overall naming remains readable and consistent.
27 tools exceeds the 25-tool threshold and feels heavy for a single server. Several simple formula helpers like spell_save_dc, spell_attack_bonus, and cr_to_xp could reasonably be consolidated without losing capability.
The server covers many areas well: SRD lookups, combat resolution, encounter budgeting, campaign state, notes, and semantic indexing. However, there are visible gaps: no note delete operation, no explicit encounter end or combatant removal, and no spell listing/search beyond exact-name lookup.