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Scored across 28 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct scopes—generation, conversion, audit, fix, and project operations are well-separated. However, a few pairs could confuse an agent: `detect_environment` is explicitly superseded by `get_project_context`, and `get_project` vs `get_project_context` have nearly identical names despite pointing to different data.
Snake_case is used throughout, but the pattern is inconsistent: most tools are verb_noun (`generate_component`, `list_projects`), yet some are noun-first (`snapshots_frankability`, `frankability_log`) or bare verbs (`publish`, `push`). The `_frankability` suffix creates a recognizable family, but word order varies, making the convention less predictable.
At 28 tools, the server exceeds the 25+ threshold that starts to feel like too many. The count is inflated by combining several distinct subdomains—generation, conversion, audit/fix, and platform project management—into one surface. Several reference/context tools (get_project_rules, search_symbols_docs, get_cli_reference, get_sdk_reference) could be consolidated or split into separate servers.
The server covers the full lifecycle: generate/convert, audit/fix with comprehensive rollback and verification, then save/publish/push to the platform. Minor gaps exist—there is no update/delete project endpoint or direct component deletion, and `detect_environment` duplicates `get_project_context`—but agents can work around these, and the audit-fix loop is exceptionally thorough.