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Scored across 16 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource+action: project CRUD, scan, blueprint read, gap listing, map ingest, knowledge, work items, and recommendation are all clearly separated, and descriptions explain when to use which (e.g. scan vs blueprint_get vs gaps). The only mild overlap is grove_blueprint_get / grove_gaps / grove_recommend_next, since all three surface scan-derived findings, but their scopes and outputs differ enough to choose confidently.
Most names follow a predictable grove_<resource>_<verb> pattern (project_create, project_list, project_get, knowledge_write/get/search, work_create/list/get/update), all snake_case with a uniform prefix. A handful deviate in ordering or shape (grove_scan, grove_status, grove_gaps, grove_ingest_map, grove_recommend_next), which makes the set slightly less mechanical but still fully readable.
Sixteen tools sit at the upper edge of the comfortable range but each one maps to a real operation across four sub-areas (projects/scanning, knowledge, work items, recommendation), so nothing feels padded. It is slightly heavy for a local analysis tool, but no tool is obviously redundant.
The lifecycle is well covered: project register/list/get, scan and re-scan, blueprint and gap retrieval, knowledge write/get/search with revisions, and full work-item create/list/get/update plus a recommendation entry point. The notable gaps are the absence of project update/delete (no way to remove or rename a registered project) and no deletion/cleanup for knowledge or work items.