The three tools are clearly distinct: one returns the athlete profile, one lists activities, and one returns a single activity's detail. Minor potential confusion between list_my_activities and get_activity, but their purposes are obvious and descriptions clarify the distinction.

All tools use a consistent verb_noun pattern (get_my_profile, list_my_activities, get_activity) with snake_case throughout. Minor inconsistency: 'my' is included in two names but not in get_activity, which slightly breaks the symmetry.

Three tools is on the lower end of the acceptable range and feels thin for a server covering an activity-tracking platform like Strava. It's borderline — sufficient to demonstrate the server works, but not a rich surface.

The surface only offers read operations: profile retrieval, activity listing, and activity detail. Notable gaps include no ability to create/upload activities, update activity records (e.g., change title or privacy), delete activities, manage segments, access clubs, or handle friends/athletes. It's a purely read-only view with no lifecycle operations.