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Scored across 5 tools
The first three tools are clearly distinct (definition, references, refactor), and resolve_library_docs is separate. project_onboarding_memory is the only vague one, as it is unclear how it differs from broader repository analysis or symbol lookup.
Most names use snake_case, but the verb patterns are mixed: find_* and resolve_* are clear verb_noun forms, while surgical_replace_symbol uses an adjective and project_onboarding_memory is a noun phrase. This makes the convention inconsistent, though still readable.
Five tools is a well-scoped set for a focused code-intelligence/refactoring server. Each tool appears to target a distinct operation, so the count is appropriate.
The surface covers definition lookup, reference search, symbol replacement, docs resolution, and repo memory. However, common code-intelligence operations like listing symbols, getting file contents, diagnostics, or rename previews are missing, leaving notable gaps for agents.