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Scored across 12 tools
The four search-ish tools (wiki_query, wiki_search, wiki_entity_search, wiki_category_browse) overlap in intent, but each description explicitly states its niche and points to the others ('use wiki_query for free-text questions', 'use wiki_search for exact wording'). The three listing tools (wiki_dashboard, wiki_lifecycle, wiki_confidence) are similarly delineated: dashboard is the aggregate, the other two filter on a single frontmatter field. Only minor residual ambiguity remains for an agent choosing between ranked query and tag/entity browsing.
All 12 tools share the wiki_ prefix, which makes the set immediately recognizable. Most follow verb_noun (wiki_read_page, wiki_list_sources, wiki_entity_search, wiki_category_browse, wiki_search, wiki_query), but wiki_confidence, wiki_lifecycle and wiki_dashboard are noun-only names and wiki_lint has no object, a small deviation from the pattern.
12 tools is well within a reasonable scope for a wiki/knowledge-base server and each maps to a real operation (retrieval, listing, health checks, sync, export). There is mild redundancy in having three separate page-listing tools (lifecycle, confidence, dashboard) that could conceivably be one parameterized tool, but nothing feels padded.
The read/retrieve/inspect side is thorough (ranked query, exact search, read, lint, dashboard, filters, export), but the surface is essentially read-only: there is no tool to create, edit, or delete a wiki page, and no way to add tags or frontmatter, so an agent that needs to correct or author content hits a dead end. Sync only ingests raw session files, which partially compensates but does not cover page authoring.