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Scored across 7 tools
Each tool targets a distinct purpose: field metrics vs. historical trends vs. lab audit vs. credential diagnostics vs. playbook browsing vs. version checking. get_crux_metrics and get_crux_history are clearly separated by snapshot vs. time-series intent. skills_list and skill_read are cleanly distinguished by listing vs. reading.
Conventions are mixed: get_crux_metrics/get_crux_history use verb_noun, audit_pagespeed uses a different verb, skills_list/skill_read reverse to noun_verb (and inconsistently pluralize), while 'doctor' and 'check_for_updates' follow yet other patterns. Still readable, but no single predictable scheme.
Seven tools is well-scoped for a focused Core Web Vitals analysis server, with core analysis (CrUX current/history, PageSpeed), guidance (skills), and utilities (doctor, update check). No bloat or conspicuous omission.
Covers the domain well: real-user field data, historical trends, and synthetic lab audits plus remediation playbooks. Minor gaps include no batch/multi-URL comparison and no direct competitor/origin-vs-page aggregation, but core workflows are addressed.