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Scored across 5 tools
project_query and analyze both answer code questions, with project_query focused on ranked locations and analyze on claims/evidence, but the boundary is not always clear. The run_tool meta-tool bundles many sub-operations that overlap with top-level tools, increasing misselection risk. Descriptions help somewhat but overlap remains.
Names use snake_case consistently, but the word order and verb style are mixed: index_update and run_tool are verb_noun, project_query and code_check are noun_verb/noun phrases, and analyze is a bare verb. This is readable but not a predictable pattern.
Five top-level tools is well within the typical 3-15 range and each covers a distinct core workflow: indexing, querying, analysis, checking, and extended operations. The meta-tool run_tool keeps the surface scoped while still exposing many capabilities.
The set covers indexing, code location search, evidence-based analysis, code existence checking, and a broad set of secondary operations via run_tool. Minor gaps exist in top-level access to symbol-level inspection and project overview, but these are reachable through run_tool.