io.github.BrienBounded/evr
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Scored across 3 tools
The three tools are largely distinct: check_trace_readiness evaluates a trace, get_requirement fetches a single requirement by ID, and list_class_requirements enumerates requirements for a class. The two retrieval tools overlap slightly in purpose, but their ID-vs-class parameters clearly separate them.
All three names follow a clean snake_case verb_noun pattern (check_trace_readiness, get_requirement, list_class_requirements), with verbs matching the operation. No mixed conventions.
Three tools is a bit lean but well-matched to a narrow read-only spec-inspection purpose. Each tool has a distinct role, though a broader server might warrant a tool to enumerate classes or list all requirements.
The surface covers the core lifecycle: evaluate a trace, look up a requirement, and list requirements per class (including 'universal'). Since the domain is inherently read-only, no create/update/delete is needed; only minor gaps like a global enumeration exist.