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Scored across 52 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes (e.g., evidence_create vs evidence_upload, dossier_certify vs dossier_group_certify), but some overlap exists, like between notification_document_add (vague description) and other notification tools, and between large_evidence_upload_initiate and evidence_upload. The large number of tools may cause selection difficulty.
Pattern is mostly verb_noun (e.g., evidence_create, dossier_certify, signature_request_create), with a few deviations like notification_document_add (noun_noun_verb) and assign_validator_to_signatory (verb_noun_prep_noun). Overall consistent, but minor inconsistencies reduce the score.
52 tools is high for most MCP servers, but the suite covers multiple domains (evidence, dossiers, notifications, signatures, sessions). Some tools could be consolidated (e.g., large_evidence_upload_initiate and evidence_upload). Feels slightly over-scoped but justified for enterprise use.
Covers full lifecycle for evidence, dossiers, notifications, and signatures, including advanced features like coordinate setting and validator assignment. Missing updates for evidence groups and a global notification list, but main workflows are well-supported.