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Scored across 13 tools
Most tools have clear purposes, but llm_query, llm_list_models, and llm_test_connection could be confused - a user might call query when they only want to list models, or test_connection when checking availability. llm_generate_video and llm_generate_image are distinct by media type, but llm_compare, llm_council, and llm_query all involve sending prompts to multiple models, though their outputs differ significantly.
All tools follow a consistent 'llm_' prefix with descriptive verb_noun naming (generate_video, list_models, test_connection, manage_providers). Minor inconsistency: 'llm_autodetect' is a verb alone without an object, and 'llm_cache' is a noun-only name rather than a verb_noun pair, but overall the pattern is predictable and readable.
13 tools is well within the ideal range for a domain-focused server. The tools cover distinct operational areas: querying, generation, model management, caching, analytics, and multi-model orchestration, each earning its place without unnecessary duplication.
The surface covers core LLM operations: querying, listing models, testing connections, managing providers, generating content, comparing models, and caching. Missing operations like streaming responses, stopping/canceling ongoing requests, or batch processing are minor gaps for a local dev tool, but the main workflows are complete.