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Each tool targets a distinct aspect of modding (docs, events, gotchas, build scripts, scaffolding, mappings, etc.). Although there are similar-looking tools like mc_translate and mc_mappings_translate, their descriptions clearly differentiate between era-based and namespace-based translation. Overlaps are minimal and well-justified.

All tools use the 'mc_' prefix consistently. Most names follow a descriptive noun or verb pattern (e.g., mc_list_scaffolds, mc_lookup_api). However, the pattern is not perfectly uniform, mixing noun_verb (mc_mappings_search) with verb_noun (mc_list_versions), and some are just nouns (mc_mixin). Still, the naming is clear and predictable overall.

With 16 tools, the server's scope is well-scoped for a modding knowledge assistant. Each tool covers a distinct functional area without unnecessary bloat. The count feels appropriate for the domain, allowing both depth and breadth without overwhelming the user.

The tool set covers major modding tasks: version info, documentation, event handling, build scripts, scaffolding, mappings, mixins, and common pitfalls. Minor gaps exist (e.g., no dedicated tool for registry names or mod metadata), but these are often accessible via lookup or scaffold tools. Overall, the surface is quite complete for the server's purpose.