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Scored across 3 tools
Each tool has a clearly separate use case: required_fte for steady-state headcount, hiring_plan for time-varying hiring and attrition, and erlang_staffing for live queues with answer-time targets. Descriptions explicitly cross-reference the alternatives, so an agent can select reliably.
All three names use snake_case and descriptive staffing-domain nouns, giving a predictable pattern even though they are not verb_noun. There are no mixed conventions or vague labels.
Three tools is tightly scoped to staffing math, and each covers a distinct calculation. None feels redundant or conspicuously missing at the set level.
The set covers steady FTE, growth/attrition hiring, and Erlang queue staffing, with defaults and assumptions surfaced. Some adjacent needs such as cost/budget modeling or roster generation are absent, but core staffing-math workflows are covered.