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Scored across 36 tools
Each tool targets a distinct utility operation: hash algorithms are separated by name, encode/decode pairs are explicit, and JSON/JWT/generation tools do not overlap despite being in the same category. Even closely related tools like jwt_decode and jwt_validate have clear boundary descriptions.
Most tools follow a clear object_verb or hash_algorithm pattern, with encode/decode and generate_* pairs keeping strong consistency. Minor deviations exist with names like text_stats, lorem_ipsum, and slugify, which break the dominant verb-first pattern.
At 36 tools, this exceeds the 25+ threshold and feels heavy for agent selection, even though each tool is individually small. The broad utility domain somewhat justifies the count, but the set would benefit from consolidation or grouping.
The surface covers common developer utilities well: hashing, encoding, JSON, JWT inspection, conversions, ID generation, and text processing. Minor gaps exist such as JWT signing/verification and HMAC/encryption, but no major workflow appears to dead-end.