cam-product-viability-standard
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Scored across 1 tool
There is only one tool, so there is no possibility of selection confusion. Its purpose — compute a CAM verdict from six cost inputs — is unambiguous and well-bounded.
The single name cam_verdict is clear snake_case and matches the server's cam- prefix. With only one tool there is no pattern to verify across the set, which prevents a full 5.
A one-tool server is on the thin side by the rubric's 3-15 guidance, but this tool is non-trivial and fully earns its place for a narrowly scoped verdict standard. It is borderline rather than mismatched.
The tool covers its stated lifecycle end to end: it takes all six cost items, enforces the return reserve, and returns one of three fixed verdicts with an incomplete-handling path. Minor gaps exist (no batch evaluation of multiple products, no way to inspect the standard or thresholds), but these are workable around.