mileage-log
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The trip add/list/remove and rate set/list tools are clearly separated, and license_activate/status are distinct. mileage_summary and mileage_export both report trip data, but their descriptions differentiate totals versus raw CSV output, so only mild ambiguity exists.
Trip and rate tools consistently follow object_verb naming like trip_add, trip_list, rate_set, and rate_list. mileage_summary and license_status break the verb pattern with noun suffixes, but the object prefix and intuitive wording keep naming mostly predictable.
Nine tools cover trip entry/listing/removal, rate management, reporting/export, and licensing without redundant operations. This is a well-scoped set for a focused mileage-log server.
Core workflows are covered: log trips, configure rates, view summaries, export data, and manage licensing. The main gaps are the lack of a trip update/edit operation and no single-trip lookup by id, but users can remove and re-add trips and list all trips.