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Scored across 6 tools
Each tool targets a distinct query shape: symbol definition (find_symbol), file-level context (get_file_context), importers (who_imports), directory exports (exports_in), path/summary search (search_files), and a raw SQL escape hatch. Minor overlap exists because get_file_context already reports importers for one file while who_imports generalizes to symbols, and query can replicate any other tool's answer. Descriptions make the boundaries clear enough that misselection is unlikely.
Names mix styles: verb_noun (find_symbol, get_file_context, search_files), a question-phrase (who_imports), a prepositional form (exports_in), and a bare generic noun (query). Each name is individually readable and reflects its description, but there is no single predictable convention an agent can rely on.
Six tools is a well-scoped set for a code-index server, with no filler entries. Each tool covers a distinct navigation need and the SQL tool absorbs exotic queries instead of spawning extra bespoke tools.
Coverage of the core index domain (locate definitions, describe files, trace imports, list directory exports, search paths, raw SQL) is solid, and query fills most gaps. What's missing is reverse usage lookup beyond imports (call sites/references per symbol) and any way to read actual file contents, though the SQL surface partially compensates.