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Scored across 22 tools
Several tools have overlapping purposes that descriptions only partially resolve: full_analysis vs get_snapshot vs analyze_project vs get_code_samples all return project structure/samples; mason_init vs mason_complete_init vs mason_set_confluence all concern setup; and mason_automation vs mason_repair both touch documentation-repair evidence. The decision/review and map-build/verify pairs are reasonably distinguished, but the boundaries require careful reading.
The underlying verb_noun snake_case convention (get_, save_, review_, verify_, export_) is mostly consistent, but roughly a third of tools carry an unexplained `mason_` prefix (mason_init, mason_repair, mason_check_drift) while siblings like get_snapshot and save_decision do not. The prefix usage is arbitrary rather than domain-driven, muddying predictability.
At 22 tools this sits in the heavy zone, though the surface legitimately spans distinct workflows (Map-Reduce map building, verification, drift, decisions, repairs, Confluence export). Multiple setup/repair/analysis tools could likely be consolidated, so it reads as slightly over-scoped rather than tightly scoped.
Coverage of the code-analysis/concept-map/decision domain is broad: build, save, verify, drift-check, context assembly, impact tracing, decision capture and review, repair tracking, and Confluence export are all present. Minor gaps remain (e.g. no direct map-entry delete or decision supersede beyond retire), but core lifecycles are covered.