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Scored across 8 tools
Tools generally target distinct phases (load, list, call, validate, batch-test, health-check, diff), but call_endpoint/test_endpoint and run_all_tests/check_health both invoke live endpoints and could be confused if the goal is simply 'hit the API'. Descriptions do enough to resolve most ambiguity, so not a 5.
All tools use lowercase snake_case imperative verbs (load_, list_, call_, validate_, test_, run_, check_, diff_), and each name clearly signals the action. The pattern is highly consistent and predictable.
8 tools is well-scoped for an API testing server: loading, exploring, calling, validating, running tests, health-checking, and diffing specs. No redundant or extraneous tools are present.
The set covers the full workflow from loading an API spec to listing endpoints, making raw calls, validating responses, batch-running endpoint tests, health-checking, and comparing spec versions. Additional tools like auth management or report generation would be optional rather than obvious gaps.