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Scored across 6 tools
Each tool targets a distinct layer: workflow routing, project analysis, symbol-level queries, change review, workspace analysis, and cache management. The boundaries are mostly clear from the descriptions, with only mild overlap between project/workspace/change-review for monorepo roots and some project-level diagnosis modes.
All tool names follow the consistent codelattice_ + domain noun snake_case pattern, and there are no mixed conventions or style breaks. The names are highly predictable across the set, making the tool surface easy to scan and predict.
Six tools is an appropriate size for this server; the surface is neither bloated nor too sparse. Each tool earns its place and internally organizes multiple modes, avoiding fragmentation into dozens of smaller endpoints, and each tool covers a meaningful domain.
The surface covers the main analysis workflow: orienting via workflow, analyzing projects, querying symbols, reviewing changes, handling workspaces, and cache management. Minor gaps exist around explicit cross-project free-text search or direct root enumeration outside the workflow router, but agents can still complete realistic workflows without dead ends.