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Scored across 7 tools
Each tool targets a distinct capability (search, spot details, submission, forecast, riding windows, tides, model metadata), and the descriptions give clear sequencing cues like 'always call this first.' The main soft spot is find_spot vs spot_info, which both surface spot data, but the descriptions adequately separate search-by-name from a full card/radius lookup.
Names are readable snake_case but mix conventions: verb_noun forms (find_spot, submit_spot, list_models) sit alongside noun-noun forms (spot_info, spot_forecast) and bare nouns (tides, ride_windows). A single consistent pattern like get_spot, get_forecast would be cleaner, though the domain theme keeps it understandable.
Seven tools is well-scoped for a wind-forecast/spot database server. Each tool covers a distinct piece of the domain (discovery, detail, contribution, forecast, derived windows, tides, model info) with no filler.
The core lifecycle is covered: find spots, view details, submit/correct spots, get forecasts, derive ride windows, check tides, and inspect models. Minor gaps exist (no saved/favorite spots, user preferences for rider range, or alerts), but agents can work around these.