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Scored across 10 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes: hover/definition/references are standard position-based LSP queries, css_var and selector target distinct cross-file resource types, and workspace is a unique diagnostic. The only real overlap is search_symbol vs symbol_info (both accept a name), but the descriptions explicitly frame symbol_info as the one-call summary wrapper, which should steer selection correctly.
All names are lowercase and use snake_case for multi-word names (search_symbol, symbol_info, css_var), with single-word names for the rest, so there is no case or delimiter mixing. However, there is no unifying verb_noun pattern—several tools are bare nouns (hover, definition, references, diagnostics, outline)—so it is consistent in style but not in grammatical shape.
Ten tools is a well-scoped set for a code-navigation server: four core LSP-style primitives, three navigation helpers (outline, search_symbol, symbol_info), two cross-file CSS/HTML index lookups, and one workspace diagnostic. Each tool maps to a distinct workflow and none feel padded.
The surface covers navigation (definition, references, hover, outline, symbol search), diagnostics, and cross-file CSS/HTML lookups well, with clear coverage of the stated JS/TS/CSS/HTML domain. Minor gaps remain—no rename, call hierarchy, implementation lookup, or general textual/file search—but these are outside the apparent navigation-focused scope and agents can work around them.