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Scored across 65 tools
Most tools are clearly separated by domain prefixes (xcode_, simulator_, app_, physical_device_) and have distinct descriptions. A few related pairs like ipa_analyze vs binary_size or log_stream vs log_collect overlap enough that an agent may need to read carefully.
The majority of tools follow a predictable resource_action snake_case pattern such as simulator_boot, app_launch, and xcode_build. However, noun-only names like signing_identities and diagnostics, plus verb-first scaffold_* tools, break the pattern slightly.
With 65 tools, this is far beyond the well-scoped range and presents an extreme selection burden for agents. Even with a broad Xcode/iOS domain, many tools could be consolidated, such as the simulator list variants, scaffold_* generators, and IPA/binary analysis tools.
The tool set covers the major iOS development workflow: build, test, archive, export, simulator/app lifecycle, dependency management, signing, and static analysis. Minor gaps exist around physical-device management, such as no uninstall or app listing, but most workflows do not hit dead ends.