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Scored across 16 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource type or action: list tools are clearly separated by resource (projects, roadmaps, best-practices, questions, videos), and roadmap_get, roadmap_topic, roadmap_export, and roadmap_search each serve unique purposes. Even the progress tools are distinct (mark, status, next).
Most tools follow a noun_verb pattern (e.g., projects_list, roadmap_get, best_practices_get). However, a few deviate: roadmap_topic uses a noun, progress_status and progress_next are noun_noun/noun_adjective. Overall, the pattern is mostly consistent with minor exceptions.
With 16 tools, the count slightly exceeds the typical 15-tool high-water mark, but the server covers multiple content domains (roadmaps, best practices, questions, projects, videos) plus progress tracking, so each tool earns its place. The scope justifies the number.
The surface provides list and get operations for all resource types, plus roadmap-specific features (topic retrieval, export, search) and progress tracking. Minor gaps exist: no per-topic content tool for best practices, and search is limited to slugs rather than full content, but these are workable.