The four tools map to distinct stages of a review workflow: status checks configuration, prepare creates a review, capture runs it in a browser, and inspect verifies hashes. The only mild overlap is prepare vs. capture, which both concern the same review object, but the descriptions make the ordering and intent clear enough to avoid misselection.

All names share a consistent godot_ prefix and use snake_case, with a predictable godot_review_<verb> pattern for three of the four tools. godot_status breaks the pattern by omitting the review_ segment, a minor deviation that is still readable.

Four tools is on the low end but appropriate for a narrow, staged review pipeline where each tool corresponds to a pipeline step. Nothing feels redundant or like padding.

The lifecycle status → prepare → capture → inspect is covered, but godot_review_inspect only reports pending cleanup without any tool to actually perform cleanup or dispose of a review. There is also no way to list or fetch an individual review's details, leaving a notable dead end in the surface.