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Scored across 19 tools
While there are numerous grade-related tools, each serves a distinct purpose ranging from comprehensive dumps (ask_about_grades) to specific course deep-dives (get_grade_details), projections (simulate_grade_scenario), and filtered views (get_failing_or_low_grades). An agent can distinguish between them based on query specificity.
Tools overwhelmingly follow a snake_case verb_noun pattern. The three exceptions (ask_about_grades, calculate_grade_needed, simulate_grade_scenario) use action verbs appropriate to their computational or conversational nature rather than simple retrieval, maintaining overall readability.
Nineteen tools is slightly above the ideal range but justified by the server's comprehensive coverage of academic analytics. The count reflects necessary granularity for grade analysis without excessive redundancy, though it approaches the upper limit of manageable scope.
The server covers grade analysis extensively but has notable gaps: while it can list documents, messages, and report cards, it cannot retrieve their actual content. Additionally, there are no tools for submitting assignments or replying to communications, creating dead ends in workflows.