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Scored across 33 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct roles, and the descriptions carefully separate collection lifecycle, ingestion, retrieval, and setup wizard operations. The search family is the main risk area: search, search_hybrid, search_rerank, search_multi_query, and get_context all overlap semantically, though their descriptions are precise enough to disambiguate with careful reading.
The server uses readable lowercase snake_case throughout, but there is no single naming convention: object-first names like collection_list and document_list coexist with verb-first names like get_context and ingest_text, plus bare nouns such as health, stats, and job_status. Subfamilies are internally consistent, but the overall pattern is mixed.
33 tools for a RAG build server is well past the 25+ 'too many' threshold. The tool count is inflated by an 8-tool search/retrieval family plus a setup wizard, profile system, and collection management layer, making the surface feel heavier than the core RAG job really requires.
The server covers the RAG lifecycle well: collection creation, ingestion from multiple sources, document management, snapshots, search, context assembly, setup wizardry, profiles, and health/stats. Minor gaps like no alias_delete or payload_index_delete are awkward but can be worked around without dead-ending an agent.