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Scored across 18 tools
Tools are mostly distinct and pair naturally (get/set_registers, memory_read/write, breakpoint_set/list/clear). Main ambiguities are get_monitor_state vs get_session_state and write_text vs keyoard_input, but descriptions give enough differentiation.
Most tools use readable snake_case, but the pattern is mixed: many are verb_noun (get_registers, set_registers, list_breakpoints) while several are noun_verb (memory_read, memory_write, breakpoint_set, breakpoint_clear, program_load) and two are noun phrases (keyboard_input, joystick_input). The names are still understandable, but not consistently predictable.
18 tools is above the typical 3-15 sweet spot, but each tool addresses a distinct debugger concern: execution, memory, registers, breakpoints, display, and input. No significant redundancy exists, so the count feels slightly heavy but justified for a full C64 debugger.
The set covers the core debugging lifecycle: load, run, step, pause, reset, breakpoints, watchpoints, memory/register inspection, display capture, and input. Advanced debugger features like conditional breakpoints or symbol support are absent, but there are no critical dead ends for normal C64 debugging.