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Scored across 10 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes, especially document CRUD versus export/render versus the guide. Some overlap exists: get_document, validate, and review all report diagnostics or metrics, and set_document_source versus edit_document both modify source, though their scopes differ.
Document operations mostly follow verb_noun naming such as list_documents, get_document, and create_document. However, export, validate, and review are bare verbs, while archscript_guide is an anomalous prefixed noun, making the overall convention mixed but still readable.
Ten tools is a well-scoped size for an architecture DSL server covering document lifecycle, editing, validation, review, export, rendering, and authoring guidance. No obvious tool feels redundant or trivially unnecessary.
The surface covers create/list/get/edit/validate/review/export/render plus a language guide, which is strong lifecycle coverage for ArchScript documents. Minor gaps include no document delete/close operation and no explicit open-by-file-path workflow.