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Scored across 4 tools
Each tool has a distinct primary operation: view reads or lists, create writes whole files, str_replace edits exact strings, and insert adds text at a line. str_replace and insert both modify existing files, but their descriptions clearly distinguish their use cases.
Three tools use simple lowercase verbs (view, create, insert) while one uses a compound snake_case name (str_replace). The set is readable and mostly consistent, with only that minor deviation from a uniform verb pattern.
Four tools form a lean but reasonable core for basic file read/write/edit operations. However, the set omits common filesystem actions like delete, move, or search, making it slightly under-scoped for the domain.
Core create/read/update coverage exists through view, create, str_replace, and insert. There is no delete, rename/move, copy, or search operation, leaving notable gaps for standard filesystem workflows.