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Scored across 13 tools
Each tool targets a distinct phase: info, validation, single-seed evaluation, multi-seed ranking, scenario authoring/execution, explainability, universe building, and job management. Overlaps like evaluate_strategies/rank_strategies/start_job are explicitly clarified by scope (one seed vs many seeds vs long-running background).
All names are snake_case and most follow a verb_noun pattern (validate_strategy, run_stress_scenario, start_job). The only deviation is the bare verb 'explain', which slightly breaks the noun-phrase pattern.
13 tools fit the simulator's breadth: info, validation, evaluation, ranking, scenarios, explainability, universe, and jobs. No tool appears redundant, and the count is well-scoped for a complex domain.
Core lifecycle is covered: preflight, spec validation, evaluation/ranking, scenario building/running, explainability, custom universes, and long-run job management. Minor gaps remain, such as no job cancellation/deletion and no explicit strategy-kind enumeration, but agents can work around them.