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Scored across 66 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes, with detailed descriptions that differentiate similar patterns (e.g., add_queue variants, add_conveyor vs add_conveyor_line). A few pairs like add_batch and add_timed_batch could cause minor confusion but are well-documented.
The naming is fully consistent, using snake_case throughout with a clear verb_noun pattern (add_*, connect_*, modify_*, remove_*, etc.). All tool names follow predictable conventions without mixing styles.
66 tools is high, but justified for a comprehensive Petri net modeling tool. The count reflects the many pattern variants and low-level operations needed. However, some users might find it overwhelming, so it's slightly above ideal.
The tool set is exceptionally complete, covering creation, modification, connection, layout, simulation, validation, and export. It includes a wide range of high-level patterns and low-level primitives, leaving no obvious gaps in the modeling workflow.