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Scored across 16 tools
Most tools are clearly separated by resource and action: list/get pairs (ofp_sectors/ofp_sector), search/fetch pairs (ofp_search_entities/ofp_entity), and query/template pairs (semantic_query/semantic_templates). The main confusion risk is validate_data vs ofp_validate, which both validate payloads for credits but target different rule sets, though the descriptions do clarify that boundary.
The ofp_ prefix on ten tools creates a strong family signal, and plural/singular pairs (ofp_sectors/ofp_sector, ofp_semantics/ofp_semantic_code) encode list-vs-get nicely. However, the convention isn't uniform: the entity list is ofp_search_entities rather than ofp_entities, and non-OFP tools mix verb_noun (validate_data, list_standards), adjective_noun (semantic_query), and noun_noun (credits_balance) patterns. Overall readable but stylistically mixed.
At 16 tools the server sits just above the ideal range, but the count is justified by the breadth of the Open Footprint domain it exposes: model exploration, sector/policy lookups, semantic codes, validation, and account utilities. The OFP family alone needs list/get pairs for entities, sectors, and codes, plus validation and provenance tools. No tool feels redundant, though a few are niche.
The surface covers the read-and-validate lifecycle for the Open Footprint domain: discover the model, find entities, list sectors and policies, validate payloads, and query the knowledge graph, with free list_standards and semantic_templates acting as pre-paid discovery steps. The main gaps are that entities can only be found via search (no full enumeration of the 239) and there is no validation-history or standard-detail tool. These are workaround-able rather than dead ends.
