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The two tools have completely distinct purposes: one echoes text, the other returns the server time. There is no possibility of an agent confusing them.
'echo' follows a verb style while 'server-time' uses a noun-phrase style with a hyphen, so the naming convention is not fully consistent. However, with only two tools, the mismatch is minor and both names are readable.
Two tools is on the thin side for a server, but the functionality is simple and each tool serves a clear standalone purpose. The count feels minimal rather than excessive.
The server has no clearly defined domain, so there are no obvious CRUD gaps. As a minimal utility set, echo and server-time cover their stated functions, but the surface is too sparse to call it complete for any broader purpose.