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Scored across 13 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct domain (agents, devices, monitoring, alerts, network, configuration, power, drivers, inventory, account, plus three composite helpers). There is no overlap in purpose; an agent can easily distinguish which tool to use based on the operation needed.
All tools use the 'domotz_' prefix with a descriptive noun or verb phrase. Most are nouns (e.g., domotz_agents, domotz_devices) but three composite tools use verbs (get_device_full_status, get_agent_overview, search_devices), introducing a minor inconsistency. Overall pattern is clear and predictable.
The tool count of 13 is well-scoped for a comprehensive network monitoring platform. Each tool covers a distinct area, and the set is neither too lean nor overwhelming. The three composite tools provide efficiency without bloating the surface.
The tool surface is remarkably complete, covering agent and device management, sensor configuration and monitoring, alerts, network policies, configuration backups, power management, custom drivers, inventory, and account info. Composite and search tools address common multi-step queries, leaving no obvious dead ends.