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Scored across 8 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource or data source: tournament listings, player search, player profile, player-specific prep, general position stats, engine evaluation, tournament roster, and combined prep snapshot. The four position-related tools are clearly differentiated by their descriptions: player-specific moves, general database move statistics, engine evaluation, and a combined one-call convenience.
Most tools follow a clear verb_noun pattern with get_/list_/search_ prefixes (e.g., get_player_profile, list_live_tournaments, search_player). The exceptions are 'analyse' as a bare verb and 'prep_snapshot' as an abbreviated noun form, which break the otherwise consistent convention.
Eight tools is well-scoped for a chess preparation and live-tournament server. Each tool covers a distinct function and none feels redundant, with the possible convenience overlap of prep_snapshot being acceptable as a single-round-trip optimization.
The set covers the core workflow: player discovery, profile stats, opening-tree walking with personal and general statistics, engine evaluation, and tournament browsing. Minor gaps exist such as no full game viewer or tournament standings, but they do not block the primary preparation-focused purpose.