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Scored across 7 tools
Tools are largely distinct: check/words/add target the ontology, scan_surface/scan_candidates focus on code analysis, lint is a holistic gate, and structural_search is clearly separate. Minor overlap exists between ontology_check (single name) and ontology_lint (overall issues), but contexts are clear.
Naming mixes prefixes: ontology_check, ontology_words, ontology_add, ontology_lint use 'ontology_' while scan_surface and scan_candidates use 'scan_', and structural_search is standalone. Patterns also vary between verb-based (check, add, lint) and noun-like (words) or adjective-noun (structural_search).
With 7 tools, the surface is well-scoped for managing a code ontology: basic CRUD (check, words, add), scanning (surface, candidates), validation (lint), and advanced search (structural_search). Not overly large or thin.
Core workflows (check, add, list, lint, scan) are covered, but the set lacks update/delete operations for words (only add exists) and no way to view details of a single word beyond listing. This leaves minor lifecycle gaps, though most typical use cases are supported.