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Scored across 16 tools
Each tool targets a distinct capability (DNS, ports, headers, hashing, RPC, file/paste sharing, temp inbox, webhook bin, proxies, TOTP), and the create/read pairs (temp_inbox, webhook_bin) are naturally complementary rather than overlapping. The only mild overlap is between skuuy_drop_file and skuuy_paste, both being ephemeral content-sharing tools, but the file-vs-text distinction is stated clearly.
All tools share the skuuy_ prefix and snake_case, with a mostly predictable verb_noun pattern (get_egress_ip, list_proxies, create_temp_inbox, read_inbox, resolve_dns, check_ports). A few names are terser and noun-like (paste, rpc, hash_encode) rather than pure verb_noun, a minor deviation from the dominant convention.
16 tools is on the higher side, but the server is explicitly a multi-domain utility toolkit spanning networking, security, crypto, ephemeral sharing, and dev debugging, so each tool maps to a distinct capability rather than redundancy. Nothing feels padded, though it sits just above the comfortable mid-range.
Because the server spans many small utility domains, coverage is judged per-area: egress/proxy, DNS, port checks, security audit, URL fetch, hashing, temp inbox, webhook capture, file/paste sharing, API directory, and read-only RPC all have their core operation represented. Minor gaps exist (e.g., no delete/close for inbox or bin beyond TTL self-expiry, no write RPC by design), but these are intentional or trivially workaroundable.