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Scored across 41 tools
While tools have distinct descriptions, there is overlap among static analysis tools (analyze_php_code, run_psalm, run_phpcs, run_phpmd, run_phpinsights), security scanners (scan_secrets, scan_sql_injection, etc.), and multiple composer commands. An agent may struggle to choose between similar tools, though descriptions help differentiate them.
The majority of tools follow a snake_case verb_noun pattern (e.g., add_strict_types, run_phpunit, scan_secrets). There is some variation (e.g., 'get_php_info' vs 'show_opcache_status'), but the conventions are predictable and readable.
With 41 tools, the server covers a broad PHP development lifecycle but feels heavy. Many tools are specialized, and an agent might have too many choices. The count is borderline high for a single-purpose server.
The toolset is comprehensive, covering initialization, linting, static analysis, testing, refactoring, security scanning, framework helpers, and package management. Minor gaps exist, such as a dedicated project creation tool, but overall it is very complete.