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Scored across 3 tools
The three tools map to distinct phases: grill submits a decision to an outside judge, grill_result retrieves the verdict or a deeper layer, and grill_look_back retroactively scores past records. The only soft overlap is that grill_result also handles follow-up layers of the same grill that grill initiates, but the descriptions clearly assign each action to one tool.
All three names share the 'grill' root in snake_case (grill, grill_result, grill_look_back), which reads as a deliberate family. The bare root 'grill' as the primary action is a minor deviation from the verb_noun pattern but is still predictable within the set.
Three tools is lean but matches the narrow purpose: submit a decision, collect the result/layers, and review past decisions. Nothing redundant, though the set is close to the thin edge where any additional capability would need a new tool.
The core lifecycle (submit → collect → later layers → retrospective scoring) is covered with no dead ends for the described workflow. Minor gaps exist, such as no tool to list or browse past grills, and judge/settings configuration is referenced but handled outside the tool surface.