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Scored across 17 tools
Each nmap tool has a clearly distinct purpose, e.g., comprehensive, OS detection, ping scan, script scan, etc. Even similar-sounding tools like nmap_scan vs nmap_quick_scan are differentiated by descriptions. Only system_info stands apart but does not cause confusion.
All nmap tools follow a 'nmap_' prefix convention, but the naming pattern after the prefix is inconsistent: some use adjectives (comprehensive, quick), others nouns (scan, os_detection), and one uses a phrase (scan_to_file). Additionally, system_info breaks the pattern entirely.
17 tools for nmap scanning is well-scoped, covering a wide range of scan types and utilities without being excessive. A few tools could be merged (e.g., nmap_scan and nmap_scan_json), but overall the count is appropriate for the domain.
The nmap tool surface is remarkably complete, covering basic scans, OS detection, service version, UDP, traceroute, NSE scripts, output to JSON/file, and comparison. The inclusion of system_info seems out-of-place but does not detract from nmap coverage. Minor gaps like custom timing profiles are covered by the generic nmap_scan.