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Scored across 18 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct roles (lint, fix, format, outline, scaffold, catalog) and descriptions explicitly cross-reference each other to draw boundaries. The main overlap is the trio check_cloud_readiness / plan_cloud_migration / compare_abap, which all share the same dual-parse analysis, and lint_abap which silently runs the RAP checker that check_rap_behavior also exposes — noticeable but well-explained, so misselection is unlikely.
Every name is snake_case with a verb-first pattern (check_, lint_, fix_, format_, scaffold_, get_, list_, explain_, compare_, plan_, search_). The noun portions are consistent and descriptive, with no camelCase or mixed-style deviations across all 18 tools.
18 tools sits at the upper end of comfortable, but the domain (ABAP linting, cloud readiness, migration planning, scaffolding, knowledge lookup) genuinely needs this many distinct capabilities, and each tool maps to a real workflow step. Nothing looks like redundant filler, though a few could plausibly be consolidated (e.g. the readiness/plan/compare family).
The surface covers the full offline lifecycle: analyze (lint, outline, dependencies, RAP check), remediate (fix, format), assess cloud readiness, plan, compare, scaffold (RAP BO, unit tests, AI SDK), and consult knowledge/rules/releases. Gaps are intentional and documented (no live ATC, no system connection, no service binding), leaving only minor workarounds for agents.