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Scored across 3 tools
The three tools target distinct stages: design generates the design basis, validate checks inputs/rules, layout produces physical rack/site data. No functional overlap; boundaries are clear from descriptions.
All tool names are single, lowercase action words (design, validate, layout) following a consistent terse style. No mixed conventions or casing.
Three tools is well within the ideal 3-15 range and each maps to a core operation (generate, validate, layout). No redundant tools; the set is tightly scoped.
Core generate-validate-layout pipeline is covered, but there is no explicit retrieval/update/list for designs, and sessions are handled externally. Minor gaps may require workarounds but no critical dead end.