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Scored across 10 tools
The scan_* tools are the most likely to be confused, but their descriptions clearly separate general content scanning, server-card scanning, credential-specific scanning, and chain-specific scanning. The AVE lookup/search/list tools are also related but have distinct retrieval semantics.
All tools follow a predictable verb_noun pattern: scan_content, scan_server_card, check_conformance, lookup_ave, accept_finding. Naming style is consistent throughout with no mixed conventions.
10 tools is well-scoped for a security scanning and AVE management server. Each tool covers a distinct capability without excessive fragmentation or bloat.
The server covers scanning, targeted scans, finding lookup, suppression, conformance checking, and pin verification. Minor gaps exist around managing existing suppressions and scanning files by path directly, but core workflows are well covered.