CodeLogic
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Scored across 8 tools
The tools are largely distinct: method-impact and database-impact target specific impact scenarios, while the graph-* tools handle search, traversal, path explanation, validation, and ownership lookup. There is minor potential confusion between graph-impact and graph-validate-change-scope since both analyze change effects, but their descriptions clarify different entry points.
All tools share a consistent codelogic- prefix and hyphenated convention, making the family recognizable. However, the second segment mixes styles: some are noun phrases (graph-capabilities, graph-owners) and others are verb-oriented (graph-search, graph-path-explain), so the pattern is not fully uniform.
Eight tools is well-scoped for a CodeLogic analysis server: two domain-specific impact analyzers, one general graph impact/search pair, plus metadata/owners lookups. Each tool covers a distinct capability without redundancy.
The surface covers the core workflows: impact analysis by method, database entity, and generic graph traversal, plus search, path explanation, ownership lookup, and capability discovery. This is a coherent analysis-focused API with lifecycle operations not needed for the domain.