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Scored across 29 tools
Several tools have overlapping purposes: init_project, init_project_context, and start_onboard all bootstrap project context, while start_feature, start_product, start_bugfix, and start_ralph are competing workflow entry points. The descriptions do add meaningful disambiguation (e.g., start_product explicitly avoids referencing nonexistent tools, workflow is a fallback selector), but an agent still faces real judgment calls about which entry point to use.
There are recognizable prefixes (start_*, history_session_*, ui_*, init_*), but the set mixes verb_noun names like start_feature and check_spec with bare single-word verbs/nouns like refactor, gentest, converge, estimate, interview, and architecture. It stays readable but follows no single predictable pattern.
At 29 tools this exceeds the 25+ threshold that the rubric flags as heavy. The breadth (planning, specs, UI, git, history, architecture) means many tools may earn their place, but the surface is large enough that discovery and selection become burdensome.
The server covers a wide development lifecycle: requirement interview, project init, feature/bugfix/ralph start flows, spec checking, refactor, test generation, commit/report, code review, architecture, UI design, and history archiving. Coverage is broad and rarely leaves a dead end, though the dense web of plan/heartbeat/converge tools could benefit from clearer lifecycle linkage.