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Scored across 13 tools
The tools split into RAG lifecycle operations and study-retrieval modes, each with distinct purposes. rag_sync and rag_build are the closest pair, but their descriptions differentiate incremental reconciliation from full index build, so an agent can usually pick correctly.
All names use snake_case and the rag_ prefix clearly groups administration tools, but the study helpers follow a noun-phrase style rather than the verb_noun convention. The one outlier is rag_status, which uses a noun where an action verb would be more consistent.
Thirteen tools is within the well-scoped range, and each tool has a non-redundant role: nine cover the RAG index lifecycle and four cover retrieval/study modes. No tool feels like filler.
The RAG lifecycle is covered end-to-end: build, sync, query, status, config, clear/backup, list backups, and restore. The study side has compare, summary, outline, and Q&A retrieval, so the server supports its apparent purpose without obvious dead ends.