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Scored across 8 tools
There is overlap between get, search, and smart_query for retrieving documentation, and between diagnose_error, list_common_errors, log_error, and manage_error_db for error handling. However, each tool has a distinct focus (full content, list, summary, diagnosis, listing common, logging, management) so boundaries are fuzzy but not catastrophic.
Tool names mix styles: some are verb_noun (diagnose_error, list_common_errors, log_error, manage_error_db), while others are single verbs (browse, get, search) or adjective_noun (smart_query). The verb 'get' is overly generic. No consistent pattern.
With 8 tools, the server is well-scoped for its purpose of MQL5 documentation and error assistance. Not excessive nor too thin, each tool serves a clear role.
The tool set covers browsing, searching, retrieving documentation, error diagnosis, error logging, and database management. Missing features like updating or contributing to docs, but core workflows are complete and agents can accomplish common tasks without dead ends.