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Scored across 11 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes, but validate_xcos_model and save_xcos_model both perform structural validation, and simulate_first_order_model overlaps functionally with the generic simulate_xcos_model. Descriptions help disambiguate, but an agent could hesitate between the specific and general simulation tools.
Names follow a snake_case verb_noun pattern consistently, with domain-specific prefixes (get_xcos_runtime, list_xcos_blocks). Minor deviations: ping lacks a verb_noun structure, and some tools omit the xcos prefix (simulate_first_order_model, analyze_step_response).
11 tools is well within the ideal range and each tool appears to earn its place, covering discovery, block inspection, model handling, simulation, and analysis without excessive redundancy.
The set covers environment discovery, block inspection, model validation, saving, and simulation well, but lacks tools to construct or modify arbitrary models (e.g., add blocks, connect links, set parameters). Only a one-block template can be created, which is a notable gap for building general Xcos diagrams.