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Scored across 7 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct role: identity setup, enrollment, corpus reading, submission, local progress, global status, and final report. The only real friction is between proveit_status and proveit_progress (both report submitted-task counts) and between proveit_setup_identity and proveit_enroll (enroll silently performs binding), but the descriptions disambiguate these well.
All seven tools share a uniform proveit_ prefix and lowercase snake_case, giving a highly predictable namespace. The suffixes mix verbs (submit, read, setup, enroll) with nouns (status, progress, report), which is a minor deviation from a strict verb_noun pattern but remains readable and conventional for state/report accessors.
Seven tools is well-scoped for a challenge workflow: setup, enroll, read, submit, progress, status, report each map to a distinct stage. No tool looks redundant or padded.
The lifecycle is essentially covered end to end: identity, enrollment, reading with proofs, submission (with dry_run), monitoring, and post-season reporting. Minor gap: task statements are only returned by proveit_enroll, so an agent that wakes up later cannot re-fetch them without re-enrolling, and there is no tool to browse the corpus structure beyond reading /referentiel.