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Scored across 26 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes, targeting specific databases and data types. A few pairs, like nds_get_decay vs nds_query_decay_feedings and nds_get_mass vs nds_find_nuclide, could cause minor confusion, but the descriptions provide enough context to differentiate them.
Tool names consistently start with 'nds_' but mix verbs like get, query, list, search, find, and interpolate. There are also noun-style names such as nds_info and nds_catalog, so the pattern is not fully uniform, though still readable and descriptive.
With 26 tools, the server is on the heavy end, exceeding the typical 3-15 tool range. However, the broad scope covering multiple nuclear databases (NUBASE, AME, ENSDF, JENDL, EXFOR, CODATA) justifies a larger tool surface, making it borderline but not excessive.
The tool surface covers major nuclear data types: nuclide properties, masses, decay, levels, gammas, cross sections, EXFOR, and constants. Minor gaps exist, such as no direct access to raw ENDF-6 BLOB payloads and TUNL data only for A≤20, but these are workable limitations.