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Scored across 45 tools
Most tools target distinct resources or actions, but `facets` and `list_filter_values` both discover filter vocabulary and could easily be confused. Generic names like `my`, `job`, `company`, and `stage` add minor ambiguity, though descriptions generally clarify intent.
All names use lowercase snake_case, but the conventions are mixed: many tools are bare nouns or verbs (`job`, `company`, `stage`, `note`, `my`) while others use prefixes (`cv_*`, `experience_*`, `list_*`, `update_*`). Plurals and prefixes are inconsistent (`submission_approve` vs `submissions_pending`, `list_subscriptions` vs `subscription_updates`), though names remain readable.
45 tools is heavy for a job-search and CV-tailoring server, spanning search, tracking, CV editing, experience-bank CRUD, alerts, contributions, and moderator actions. The breadth explains the count, but the surface feels bloated and exceeds the recommended range.
The server covers core lifecycles well: job search, tracking, CV tailoring, experience-bank CRUD, alerts, contributions, and moderation. Minor gaps remain, such as no clear way to update the profile, delete a tailored CV, or fully untrack a job beyond unsaving.