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Scored across 7 tools
Tools are generally distinct with clear boundaries: audit_project targets manifest files, check_dependency is for pre-install validation, check_npm_health focuses on maintenance metrics, and deep_scan examines transitive dependencies. Minor overlap exists between check_dependency and check_npm_health (both examine single packages), but their purposes (security vs health) are different enough to guide selection.
Most tools follow a clear verb_noun pattern (audit_project, check_dependency, find_safe_version, get_advisory_detail, suggest_alternative). However, 'deep_scan' breaks the convention by using an adjective_noun structure rather than a verb-led name like 'scan_dependencies' or 'analyze_transitive_deps'. 'check_npm_health' is consistent but domain-specific (npm) while others are generic.
Seven tools is an ideal count for this domain. The set covers the full workflow: project scanning (audit_project), package vetting (check_dependency, check_npm_health, deep_scan), remediation (find_safe_version, suggest_alternative), and investigation (get_advisory_detail). No tool feels redundant or filler.
Strong coverage of the dependency security lifecycle including vulnerability detection, health assessment, transitive dependency analysis, and remediation strategies. Minor gaps include the lack of an 'apply_fix' or 'update_manifest' tool to automatically remediate findings, and no SBOM generation capability, but agents can work around these with the existing tools.