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Scored across 19 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource and action: user info, table metadata, SQL validation, order lifecycle steps, query execution, comments, and audit actions. Overlapping concepts like my_orders vs audit_orders and order_detail vs order_timeline are clearly separated by descriptions.
All tools share a 'yearning_' prefix and use snake_case, but the action-noun pattern is inconsistent. Some use verb-first forms (list_sources, run_query, submit_order), while others are noun-first (user_info, order_detail, sql_check). List-like tools are not uniformly prefixed (my_orders, order_comments vs list_tables).
With 19 tools, the set is slightly above the typical well-scoped range but is justified by the breadth of the Yearning platform. The count does not feel bloated, and each tool covers a necessary aspect of SQL order management and querying.
The toolkit thoroughly covers the domain: schema inspection, SQL pre-check, order submission/query/detail/timeline/comments, rollback, audit workflow, and read-only query execution. No major lifecycle gap is apparent, and the tools form a coherent end-to-end workflow.