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Scored across 16 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes, but sdr_tx_chain_state and sdr_tx_status overlap significantly by both reporting TX LO powerdown state and transmit-chain activity. Similarly, sdr_get_status and sdr_board_health both expose die temperature, which could cause selection confusion.
The names mostly follow a consistent sdr_<verb>_<noun> pattern, like sdr_capture_iq, sdr_configure_rx, and sdr_tx_disable. Minor deviations exist: sdr_spectrum and sdr_board_health are noun-style, and sdr_tx_tone vs sdr_transmit_iq mix 'tx' and 'transmit'.
Sixteen tools is slightly above the ideal range, but the count is reasonable for a full SDR server covering RX, TX, capture, scanning, and health diagnostics. Each tool addresses a real operational need rather than being redundant filler.
The RX path is well covered with tuning, configuration, filtering, capture, spectrum analysis, and scanning. However, the TX path lacks a dedicated tool to set the transmit LO frequency, which is a notable gap since TX tones and IQ transmission only operate relative to that LO.