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Scored across 75 tools
Detailed descriptions help, but several tools have unclear boundaries: create_engagement vs start_engagement both create engagements, get_dashboard vs get_engagement vs start_here all surface current state, and risk_matrix vs diagram_risk_matrix cover similar matrices. The document pipeline (read_document, extract_from_document, ingest_document, summarize_document_for_architecture) and the assessment pair (assess_maturity, assess_readiness) also risk misselection without careful reading.
Most tools use a readable snake_case verb-first pattern (get_engagement, diagram_capability_map, export_report), and families like diagram_*/export_* are consistent. However, a substantial minority are noun or phrase names (risk_matrix, capability_method, llm_status, about_knowledge, whats_new_for_me, start_here), so the overall convention is mixed rather than uniform.
75 tools is far beyond the typical agent-selectable surface and falls in the extreme range. Many could be consolidated into parameterized tools—for example a single diagram tool with a type argument, or a single document-intake pipeline.
The surface is remarkably broad: ADM knowledge, engagement CRUD, capability/value-stream analysis, ArchiMate validation and export, security, roadmap, dashboards, and document intake are all covered. Minor gaps remain—notably no dedicated requirements register despite Requirements Management being central to ADM, and no generic deletion for risks, stakeholders, or actions.