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Scored across 5 tools
Each tool targets a distinct read perspective—device context, site overview, site-to-site connectivity, rack context, and power path—so an agent can usually choose the right one. There is mild thematic overlap in site/rack/power summaries, but the bounded scopes keep the boundaries clear.
All tool names consistently begin with get_, making the read-only convention obvious and predictable. However, the suffixes vary between context, overview, and path, so the naming is not perfectly uniform.
Five tools is a focused and appropriate size for a read-only infrastructure visibility server. Each tool covers a meaningful query area without unnecessary redundancy.
The set covers the core infrastructure visibility concerns: site, device, rack, power, and site-to-site connectivity evidence. It lacks broader device-detail or circuit-list tools, but the bounded summaries avoid major dead ends for the apparent read-only scope.