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Scored across 26 tools
Each tool targets a distinct action or resource: session management, screen inspection, screen input, dataset retrieval, and job monitoring all have specific tools with clear boundaries. Even similar helpers like find_text and wait_for_text are differentiated by intent (scan vs wait), preventing confusion.
The majority of tool names follow a consistent snake_case verb-first pattern (list_datasets, get_screen, check_job). Minor deviations like 'status' (a noun rather than get_status) and 'reconnect' (no underscore) are acceptable and do not obscure meaning.
26 tools is slightly above the typical comfortable range, but the complexity of mainframe interaction justifies a large set covering session control, screen access, and specific operations. Still, some tools like send_clear and send_enter could potentially be consolidated, making it feel a bit heavy.
The tool set covers read-oriented workflows well (listing members, reading datasets, checking jobs, fetching SYSOUT), but lacks write operations such as dataset creation/update, job submission, or file upload. This leaves notable gaps for any workflow requiring modifications rather than just inspection.