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Scored across 35 tools
Most tools target clearly distinct bibliometric operations, with descriptions that explain unique workflows. A few boundaries blur, especially job_status vs job_result and citation_lineage vs citation_network vs resolve_citers, but the detailed descriptions usually disambiguate them.
Tool names are consistently snake_case and mostly follow predictable verb_noun or resource-oriented phrasing. Minor deviations include acronym-style rpys and several noun-phrase analysis names, but overall the convention is readable and stable.
With 35 tools, the server exceeds the practical threshold where an agent can easily scan and select without overload. Although the domain is broad, many advanced analyses could be grouped or layered behind fewer entry points.
The surface covers the research lifecycle well: search, identifier resolution, full-text retrieval, citation analysis, journal metrics, exports, imports, diagnostics, and background jobs. Only minor gaps remain, such as lack of direct document-level metrics or broader export/lifecycle operations, but these are generally workable.