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Scored across 12 tools
Each tool targets a distinct PDF inspection or artifact management action. The pdf_* tools are clearly separated by function (page count, metadata, text check, extraction, access, layout, render, OCR), and the artifact tools (discard, list, export) serve unique purposes. No overlapping responsibilities.
PDF tools follow a consistent 'pdf_' prefix with descriptive names (pdf_page_count, pdf_extract_text), but artifact management tools (discard, export, list_artifacts, create_test_pdf_file) lack the prefix and follow a different verb/noun style. The split is understandable but slightly inconsistent.
12 tools is well-scoped for a PDF utility server. Each tool fills a distinct role in inspecting and processing PDFs, plus artifact lifecycle management. The count is neither bloated nor thin for the apparent domain.
The surface covers the essential PDF inspection workflows: determining page count, text presence, extraction, OCR, metadata, access restrictions, page layout, and rendering. Artifact handling (create, list, discard, export) is complete. No obvious missing operations for the server's stated purpose.