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Scored across 17 tools
Most tools have distinct purposes, but metrics_summary and metrics_overview clearly overlap — summary is described as a superset of the overview content, so an agent could easily pick the wrong one. The six-tool metrics_* family (summary/overview/trends/distributions/routes/levels) also has blurry boundaries between 'health snapshot' and 'computed health overview.'
All snake_case, which is good, but verb conventions vary: list_/get_/query_/fetch_/aggregate_ for retrieval plus bare-noun-prefixed metrics_* and semantic_search/route_drilldown. Still readable and predictable enough to map names to intent.
17 tools for an observability/logging server is on the heavy side, and the metrics area is split into six separate tools where a composite or parameterized tool could reduce surface area. Individually each earns some place, but the metrics fan-out feels like over-decomposition.
Coverage is broad for the domain: logs (latest, sampled, aggregate, semantic, contextual), metrics, incidents, route drilldown, ingest failures, SDK onboarding, and project listing. The main gap is incident lifecycle actions (acknowledge/resolve) and any write/config operations, but core read workflows are well covered.