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Scored across 9 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes: bash_exec for sandboxed execution, sandbox_status/reset for sandbox lifecycle, realpath/path_exists for path resolution, and faf_* tools for different faf operations. The faf tools are differentiated by their descriptions (migrate vs sync vs score vs moltbot_sync), though the similar faf_* prefix could cause slight initial confusion.
Naming patterns are mixed: bash_exec and sandbox_reset are verb_noun, sandbox_status is noun_noun, path_exists is noun_verb, realpath is a single word, and faf_* uses a prefix plus verb. There is no uniform convention across the set, though within the sandbox and faf groups the naming is consistent.
Nine tools is well within the ideal 3-15 range and matches the server's dual-purpose scope (sandboxed bash execution and faf project management). Each tool addresses a distinct need without excessive redundancy.
The sandbox functionality is incomplete: bash_exec mentions writes go to an in-memory overlay and 'do NOT touch the real filesystem unless committed', but there is no commit tool to persist those writes. This is a critical missing operation that creates a dead end for agents trying to make changes. The faf toolset covers migrate/sync/score/moltbot_sync but lacks an init or similar setup command.