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Scored across 19 tools
Most tools pair a specific verb with a distinct resource (flags, targeting, variations, segments), so agent selection is generally clear. A few boundaries require care — update_flag_environment_config vs update_targeting, and get_targeting vs flag_status — but the descriptions draw meaningful lines.
Tool names consistently use snake_case verb_noun patterns like list_flags, get_targeting, and archive_flag. Minor deviations such as flag_status and the generic manage_variation are understandable but break the otherwise uniform pattern.
Nineteen tools is heavier than the typical well-scoped server but each tool covers a concrete operation in the feature-flag lifecycle. The count is justified by the broad domain (flags, environments, targeting, variations, segments, cleanup workflows), though it is slightly over the ideal range.
Flag CRUD, archiving, restoring, targeting, toggling, variation management, and stale-flag cleanup form a complete workflow with no dead ends. Notable read-only edges exist (segments and environments cannot be created or modified), but these appear to be out of scope rather than fatal gaps.
