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Scored across 26 tools
Every tool exists twice under two different prefixes (dm_export/do_export, dm_decide/do_decide, etc.), and the paired descriptions are verbatim identical, so an agent has no basis for choosing one over the other. Thirteen indistinguishable duplicate pairs make misselection essentially guaranteed.
Each individual name follows a readable verb_noun pattern, but the surface mixes two parallel prefix conventions (dm_ vs do_) for the exact same operations. The result is a duplicated, inconsistent namespace rather than one predictable scheme.
There are 26 tools, but only 13 unique operations — half the surface is redundant duplication, pushing the count above the 25+ threshold. The underlying toolset (~13) would be reasonably scoped if the duplicates were removed.
The domain lifecycle is well covered: analyze, register, decide, record, outcome, train, promote, report, export, extract, plus plan_run/plan_result and autopilot status. Minor gaps exist (no delete/deregister point or unregister workflow operation), but core workflows have no dead ends.