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Scored across 17 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes (screenshot, identify, measure, get_waveform, the configure_* family). The only notable overlap is the generic scpi_query/scpi_write pair against the dedicated configure/get tools, but the descriptions explicitly frame them as escape hatches for uncovered functionality, which mitigates confusion.
The set follows a mostly verb/verb_noun imperative pattern (get_settings, save_setup, restore_setup, configure_channel, clear_measurements, run_control) with readable single-word verbs (identify, measure, autoscale, reset). Minor deviations like the noun 'screenshot' and the prefix-ordered scpi_query/scpi_write keep it from being perfectly uniform.
17 tools is slightly above the ideal 3-15 range but each one maps to a genuine, non-redundant oscilloscope capability (acquisition, trigger, channels, measurements, waveform, setup lifecycle). Nothing feels padded for a full instrument-control surface.
The surface covers the core lifecycle well: identity, settings/waveform/measurement reads, channel/timebase/trigger/acquisition configuration, run control, setup backup/restore, autoscale and reset. Gaps like math/FFT, cursors, or non-edge trigger modes are real but workable through the scpi_write escape hatch and setup backup protection.