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Scored across 12 tools
Each tool targets a distinct source of truth (overview, entity, view, controller, model, editors, rules, reports, migrations, search, trace). A couple of adjacent tools (xaf_entity vs xaf_rules, xaf_view vs xaf_model) cover overlapping facts, but the use-case guidance clearly separates them.
All tools share a uniform `xaf_` prefix followed by a short, descriptive noun/verb, so the family is instantly recognizable. `xaf_refresh` is the only imperatively named tool, but this is a deliberate and predictable exception for a cache-control function.
Twelve tools is within the ideal range and each tool addresses a distinct aspect of explaining an XAF application. The count feels intentional rather than padded; there is no obvious redundancy or token-for-count inflation.
The surface covers static structure (overview, entities, views, model, editors), dynamic behavior (controllers, walkthrough, rules), historical data (migrations), and search/reporting (search, reports), plus a cache refresh for correctness. No essential operation for the stated explainer purpose is missing.