Scored across 7 tools
Each tool owns a distinct phase of the workflow: init sets up, add installs, update upgrades, diff compares, doctor diagnoses, search finds names, view reads docs. Descriptions explicitly disambiguate the close pairs (search vs view, add vs update, diff vs update), so misselection is unlikely.
All names are single lowercase words with no style mixing, which is easy to read and predict. The only wrinkle is that the set blends verbs (add, view, search) with nouns/abbreviations (doctor, diff, init), so the grammar isn't uniformly verb-based.
Seven tools is right-sized for a component registry: init, add, search, view, update, diff, doctor each map to a real step in the setup/install/upgrade cycle. No tool feels redundant or like padding.
The lifecycle from init through add, diff, update and doctor is well covered, with search and view supporting discovery and usage. The notable gap is any remove/uninstall or list-installed operation, leaving cleanup and inventory as dead ends an agent must handle manually.