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Scored across 8 tools
Each tool targets a clearly distinct operation: open inspects file metadata, search lists signals, values returns change lists, value_at samples a single instant, analyze computes statistics, latency measures edge-to-edge delays, find locates value-held intervals, and plot renders visual waveforms. The descriptions cross-reference each other, making selection unambiguous.
All tools share the waver_ prefix and use lowercase snake_case with a descriptive suffix. Even though suffixes mix verbs (open, search, analyze, find, plot) and nouns (values, value_at, latency), the pattern is predictable and uniformly applied, creating a cohesive naming scheme.
Eight tools is well-scoped for a waveform inspection server: each tool covers a distinct mode of interaction with waveform data, from metadata discovery to detailed querying and visualization. There is no redundancy and no sense that tools were added without purpose.
The surface covers the full waveform analysis workflow: open the file, find signals, query values over time or at instants, compute statistics, measure delays, locate specific values, and generate plots. No significant gaps are apparent for the stated domain of FST file inspection and analysis.