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Scored across 13 tools
Most tools have distinct purposes (harmony generation, contrast checking, blindness simulation, export, slop detection), but palette_themes_impl (list packs) and palette_theme_impl (emit one theme) differ only by a trailing 's' and are easy to misselect. palette_score_impl and palette_report_impl, plus palette_contrast_impl vs palette_matrix_impl, also have some functional overlap that descriptions mostly resolve.
Every tool follows the exact same palette_<action>_impl pattern with a single conventional prefix and suffix. The convention is uniform across all 13 tools despite the slightly unusual '_impl' suffix.
13 tools is squarely in the well-scoped range and each one maps to a recognizable capability of a color-system agent (scoring, matching, generation, checking, export, reporting). No tool feels redundant or padded.
The surface covers generation (harmony), analysis (score, contrast, matrix, slop, blindness), curation (match, themes, theme), and output (export, visualize, report) — a full workflow lifecycle. Minor gaps such as extracting or persisting a user's own custom palette from an image/design are not addressed.