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Scored across 79 tools
Many tools fall into the same broad audit/scan bucket, such as rush_review, rush_lint, rush_slop, rush_dead, and rush_complexity, making selection genuinely ambiguous. Test-related tools like rush_test, rush_e2e, rush_snapshot, and rush_visual also blur together, and the deprecated rush_attest_generate alias adds extra confusion.
All tools share the rush_ prefix and snake_case, which keeps the naming readable. However, the operation part is inconsistent: some are nouns, some are verbs, and some are long descriptive phrases, so there is no predictable verb_noun or noun_verb convention.
With 79 tools, this is an extreme over-scoped MCP surface and far exceeds the threshold where a tool set remains navigable. Many related scanners could be consolidated into a single parameterized scan/audit tool, and the sheer count severely harms discoverability.
The inferred domain is a broad engineering-quality and release-readiness assistant, and the tool set covers static analysis, testing, security, release planning, AI evaluation, context management, and agent coordination. Some gaps remain—many findings can only be remediated by rush_fix and several tools depend on external engines—but agents can generally work around these.