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Scored across 7 tools
Each tool has a largely distinct purpose: reads, metadata, enumeration, generic commands, and health checks. The only mild overlap is between redis_health and redis_advisor, both covering memory and TTL concerns, but their descriptions clearly differentiate a snapshot from a lint-style rollout.
All tools share the redis_ prefix and snake_case, which provides a strong visual pattern. However, the second part mixes actions (get, scan), objects (key_info, slowlog), and abstract nouns (health, advisor, command), so it is not a uniform verb_noun convention.
Seven tools is a well-scoped size for a Redis server. Each tool covers a meaningful capability—reading, scanning, inspecting, commanding, health, advice, and slow-log diagnostics—without unnecessary redundancy.
Read, scan, metadata inspection, health, and monitoring are all well covered, and redis_command fills gaps for write operations and non-typed commands. The main limitation is that there are no dedicated write tools, but redis_command makes those operations reachable, so agents are not blocked.