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Scored across 23 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes, especially across arithmetic and statistical operations. Minor potential overlap exists between add and sum, or min_value/max_value and range_stat, but the descriptions clarify their boundaries well.
Names are all lowercase and multi-word names use snake_case consistently (e.g., range_stat, geometric_mean). The main deviation is that some tools are named as verbs (add, subtract) while others are nouns (mean, median), which is a minor inconsistency but still readable and predictable.
The 23 tools cover a broad math and statistics surface, and each seems to earn its place. However, the count is on the high side for a calculator server, making it slightly heavier than ideal.
The server offers strong descriptive statistics coverage and core arithmetic, but notable gaps remain for a general calculator, such as logarithms, exponentials, absolute value, rounding, and trigonometric functions. These missing operations could cause dead ends for common math tasks.