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Scored across 36 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource or workflow, and direct overlaps (e.g., hcp_list_invoices vs hcp_list_job_invoices vs msio_ar_aging) are explicitly differentiated with USE WHEN/DO NOT USE WHEN guidance. The hcp_* resource actions and msio_* analytics tools are clearly separated in purpose.
The hcp_* tools follow a predictable verb_noun pattern, while the msio_* analytics tools mostly use descriptive noun phrases rather than actions. The lone get_pricing_reference tool breaks the prefix convention, making the overall scheme mixed but still readable.
36 tools is on the heavy side, especially when many are narrow read/list endpoints plus a separate analytics layer. While each tool is individually justified, the combined surface is larger than an agent can efficiently evaluate in one pass.
The server covers job creation, scheduling, notes, line items, tags, invoices, and a rich analytics layer, but several lifecycle gaps exist: no customer create/update, no estimate creation or update, no invoice get-by-id, and no update/delete operations for many core objects. These are notable but workable gaps given the read-heavy analytics focus.