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Scored across 48 tools
Most tools target a distinct artifact type (each *_review takes a different input: Terraform plan, CloudFormation, OpenAPI, k8s, IAM), but several families overlap: architecture_pattern's provider mapping duplicates service_equivalents, service_compare vs service_equivalents is a fine line, and aws_regions vs aws_regional_availability are easy to misselect. The dense, caveat-heavy descriptions do help an agent recover, so it is workable rather than clean.
Everything is snake_case and readable, but the convention mixes noun_verb (dependency_manifest_review, requirements_check, iam_policy_review) with verb_noun (service_compare, code_review_architecture) and bare noun phrases (architect_panel, aws_regions, architecture_pattern, c4_model). No single predictable pattern lets an agent guess a name without reading the list.
48 tools is far past a comfortable surface for one server, and the catalogue carries real context cost before any work begins. Each tool is individually defensible given the breadth (reviews, calculators, diagram builders, AWS knowledge lookups), but bundling them into one endpoint makes selection expensive.
The advisory lifecycle is broadly covered: requirements, pattern selection, ADRs, C4/sequence diagrams, cost/latency/capacity math, IaC and config reviews, incident postmortem and runbook, plus live AWS documentation lookups. Gaps are mostly deliberate (no execution, no live pricing) but real: no network/VPC topology design and no service-quota or multi-account/landing-zone modeling.