inite-diagnostic
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diagnostic_questions is the interview/collection step, while read_answers is the analysis step that consumes the collected data. Their roles are complementary and clearly distinct, with an explicit handoff. No meaningful overlap exists.
Both names are readable snake_case, but read_answers follows a verb_noun pattern while diagnostic_questions is a noun phrase. The inconsistency is minor and does not create confusion.
Two tools is thin for a general-purpose server, but it fits the narrow diagnostic workflow. Each tool has a clear purpose, yet the set feels minimal and borderline rather than fully scoped.
The server covers gathering diagnostic questions and reading the answers, but it explicitly stops before the audit/recommendation step, which is a notable gap for a diagnostic workflow. The handoff is clear, but the missing automation recommendation leaves the process feeling incomplete.