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Scored across 12 tools
The two families are conceptually separate (hologram/legacy vs construct/v2), but within them the boundaries blur: hologram_validate vs construct_diagnose vs hologram_compile vs construct_compile all sound like 'check or compile a document', and construct_compile explicitly also returns diagnostics. Dense jargon (tessera-hologram, v2 scene, parameter document, construct-geometry v2) forces the agent to infer which artifact each tool accepts, which invites misselection.
Almost every name is prefix_verb or prefix_verb_noun (hologram_validate, construct_compile, construct_diagnose, construct_export, construct_print, construct_netlogo_draw). The deviations are the two *_template noun-final names (hologram_template, construct_params_template) and the compound verbs expand_params/netlogo_instrument, but the pattern remains readable.
Twelve tools is well within the comfortable range and each maps to a distinct pipeline stage (template, validate/diagnose, compile, export, print, netlogo instrument/draw, limits). No tool looks like filler.
The surface covers a coherent lifecycle: scaffold a document, check it, compile it, then export to glTF/OBJ or printable 3MF/STL, plus a NetLogo data-visualization branch and a limits query. Gaps are minor — the hologram family has no export/print counterpart, and there's no tool to enumerate archetypes/variants or preview a construct other than via export.