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Scored across 18 tools
Each tool targets a distinct capability: schema discovery, design lifecycle, node/edge editing, validation, simulation, layout, and export/import. Even the export tools are clearly separated by output format, and the manual edge creation vs auto-wiring tools serve different workflow stages.
All tools share the poietic_ prefix and mostly use imperative/snake_case names (get_design, add_node, set_attributes, export_svg). A few names are verb-only (validate, connect, run) and poietic_metamodel is a noun-only outlier, so the pattern is not perfectly uniform.
Eighteen tools is slightly above the typical comfortable range, but each maps to a needed operation across model editing, simulation, and exchange. The count feels justified rather than bloated for a domain with both editing and simulation/export workflows.
The set covers schema discovery, design creation/loading/reading, node and edge CRUD-style operations, attribute updates, validation, undo/redo, simulation, layout, and multiple export/import paths. There are no obvious dead ends for a stock-and-flow modeling workflow.