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Scored across 14 tools
Most domain tools target distinct actions (create project, add component, create net, connect pins, inspect, commit, rollback), and the meta tools are also separable. The main ambiguities are design_preview vs design_commit, whose descriptions both start with compose/review/ERC, and execute_tool, which sounds like a generic way to run any of the domain tools.
All names are snake_case, but the verb/object order is inconsistent: project_create, component_add, design_commit, and design_rollback are object-first while connect_pins, create_net, inspect_component, find_symbol, and the meta tools are verb-first. The names are understandable, but there is no single predictable pattern.
14 tools is within the typical well-scoped range, so the count is not excessive. It is slightly inflated by five meta/discovery tools that support a routed-tool system rather than directly adding circuit-design capability.
The core workflow from project creation through net creation, pin connection, review, commit, and rollback is covered. However, there are no granular update/delete/disconnect operations for components or nets, and no project listing/loading beyond creation, so the advertised surface has notable gaps.