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Scored across 4 tools
Each tool maps to a single, well-known action on a distinct target: Grep searches contents, Read retrieves, Edit performs targeted replacement, Write creates or fully overwrites. The descriptions explicitly steer between Edit and Write (prefer Edit for existing files) and between Grep and shell grep, leaving no realistic misselection path.
All four names are single TitleCase verbs (Grep, Edit, Write, Read) using one uniform convention with no verbs/nouns mixed. The pattern is immediately predictable even though it is verb-only rather than verb_noun.
Four tools is a lean but defensible core for a file-operations-oriented server, and each earns its place. It sits at the thin edge: there is no directory listing or glob tool, so agents must infer the filesystem layout from search results alone.
Read/Write/Edit/Grep cover the basic lifecycle of reading and modifying file contents, including the encoding-preservation angle the server advertises. However, there is no way to list or traverse directories, delete/move files, or explicitly convert a file's encoding, and Read cannot handle directories while no Bash tool is provided as a fallback — a notable gap that will cause dead ends.