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Scored across 10 tools
The tools mostly represent distinct pipeline stages: evidence collection, profile saving/showing, candidate finding, recommendation saving/showing, repo checking, and repo searching. The closest overlap is between find_candidates, search_repos, and check_repo, but their descriptions distinguish profile-based retrieval, keyword search, and single-repo judgment.
Most names follow a clear verb_noun snake_case pattern such as save_profile, find_candidates, and show_recommendations. The only notable deviation is unused_tools, which is a noun phrase rather than an action verb.
Ten tools is well within a reasonable scope for a multi-step profile-to-recommendation workflow. Each tool appears to serve a specific step in that flow, with search and check helpers adding useful coverage.
The surface covers the core lifecycle: collecting evidence, saving/showing a profile, expanding searches, finding candidates, saving/showing recommendations, and checking or searching repositories. Minor gaps exist around deleting or resetting saved profiles/recommendations and explicitly viewing saved expansions.