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Scored across 65 tools
Most tools have clear, distinct purposes, though some aliases (e.g., ask_about_diff for analyze_diff, get_wiki_stats for get_status) and a deprecated tool introduce minor ambiguity. Descriptions are sufficiently detailed to differentiate the many metrics and analysis tools.
Naming follows a mostly consistent verb_noun pattern (e.g., analyze_architecture, search_code, get_complexity_metrics). Some mixing of verb styles (ask, batch_explain, cancel, serve) occurs, but it's not chaotic. Aliases and deprecated items are well-documented.
With 65 tools, the surface is very large. While the domain (code analysis and documentation) could justify a broad set, many metric tools (e.g., get_churn_metrics, get_co_change) could be consolidated. This many tools may overwhelm agents and increase selection errors.
The tool set comprehensively covers indexing, searching, architecture analysis, metrics, diff analysis, research, documentation export, and more. No obvious missing operations for the stated purpose; it handles the full lifecycle of code analysis and wiki generation.