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Scored across 32 tools
The set has many narrowly targeted but similar-sounding tools, such as get_function_docs/get_shiny_docs/get_visualization_docs/get_quarto_docs and the several analyze_* static inspectors. Descriptions differentiate them, but overlapping doc-fetching paths like get_package_knowledge vs get_context7_docs vs get_package_agent_guidance create real misselection risk.
All tool names use snake_case with a consistent verb_noun pattern (get_, check_, analyze_, build_, validate_, list_). The qualifiers are descriptive and predictable despite the length of some names.
32 tools is above the rubric's heavy threshold, with several closely related variants for docs, static analysis, and prompt operations. The broad R-knowledge scope partly justifies it, but the surface feels segmented rather than tightly scoped.
Coverage spans package discovery, metadata, dependencies, version/compatibility checks, docs, agent guidance, Shiny/Quarto/visualization workflows, and prompt lifecycle. Minor gaps remain, such as discovering function aliases or listing package functions, but core knowledge workflows are covered.