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Scored across 9 tools
The tools are mostly distinct in purpose. `configure` and `preprocess_config` both relate to setup but target different aspects (general workspace vs. preprocessing for conditional compilation). Other tools like `read_function_body`, `query_graph`, and the call graph tools have clearly separate roles. A minor overlap exists but descriptions help disambiguate.
Tool names are inconsistent: some follow verb_noun (read_function_body, query_graph, summarize_function, get_callers), while `configure` is a bare verb, `preprocess_config` uses verb_noun but with a different verb style, and `graph_stats` is noun_noun with no verb. This mixed pattern reduces predictability.
9 tools is appropriate for a code analysis server covering configuration, code reading, graph indexing, function summarization, and call queries (callers, callees, paths). The scope feels well-balanced without being too heavy or too thin.
The tool set covers the main workflows for call graph analysis: setup, source retrieval, graph search, deep analysis, and call relationship queries. Missing features like variable cross-references or type queries are beyond the stated domain, so the set is reasonably complete for its purpose.