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Scored across 6 tools
The tools split cleanly into connection management (connection_add/remove/list), informational lookups (docs, search), and domain operations (execute). The main risk is mild confusion between docs (Microsoft Learn) and search (domain schema catalogue), but their descriptions clearly delimit each to a different information source, so an agent can pick correctly.
There is a mix: bare verbs (docs, execute, search) alongside noun_verb-prefixed names (connection_add, connection_remove, connections_list). The connection trio is also internally inconsistent in plurality (connection_ vs connections_), so conventions are readable but not uniform.
Six tools is a lean, well-scoped set for an AD management server, with the heavy lifting consolidated into the execute mega-tool. It is slightly thin, but each tool has a distinct role, so nothing feels redundant.
Coverage is broad: schema/docs discovery, full CRUD and move via execute, ACL read/write (getAcl, addAce, removeAce), and a thorough GPO lifecycle (list, get, create, delete, link, unlink, set, remove, backup). Minor gaps remain, such as GPO restore and write access to security-template settings, but core admin workflows are covered.