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Scored across 4 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct action and output: verify (crypto integrity), diff (behavioral regression), export (OTel traces), and lint (schema ergonomics). Descriptions even include explicit "When NOT to use" cross-references pointing to the correct sibling tool, eliminating overlap. An agent can select unambiguously from names alone.
All four tools follow an identical `agentflight_verb_noun` snake_case pattern: diff_cassettes, export_otel, lint_tools, verify_cassette. The shared server prefix plus a clear action verb keeps the set predictable and readable.
Four tools is a tight, well-scoped surface for a cassette verification/observability toolkit, and each tool maps to a distinct lifecycle stage rather than duplicating functionality. Nothing appears padded or redundant.
The analysis/verification side of the domain is well covered (verify, diff, export, lint), but there is no tool to record, list, or replay cassettes — replay is delegated to an external `agentflight.replayer` CLI. This is a workable but noticeable gap for an agent trying to run a full record-verify-diff-replay loop from MCP alone.