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Scored across 29 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes (workout CRUD, calendar, analytics, library, fact management). Minor overlaps exist: schedule_workout with add=false duplicates unschedule_workout, and get_athlete_snapshot overlaps get_preferences/get_training_stats, but descriptions explicitly clarify the boundaries. An agent can reliably tell tools apart.
All 29 tools use a consistent snake_case verb_noun pattern (list_my_workouts, get_session_detail, create_workout, remember_fact, etc.). No camelCase or mixed-convention outliers. Predictable and readable throughout.
29 tools is heavy for the rubric's ideal range, though the server spans several genuinely broad domains (workout CRUD, calendar/sessions, analytics, exercise library, and a full fact/memory subsystem). Each tool is defensible, but the surface is large enough to feel sprawling, and the fact subsystem alone consumes five tools.
Coverage is exceptional: full workout CRUD plus scheduling, calendar and session detail, heart rate, multiple analytics tools, complete exercise-library browse/detail/mark/history, accessories, preferences get/set, and a full fact lifecycle (remember/forget/list/import with audit and supersede chains). No obvious dead ends for the stated coaching purpose.