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Scored across 17 tools
The three search tools (search_spring_docs, search_spring_concepts, search_spring_ecosystem) heavily overlap in purpose, and get_spring_reference vs search_spring_concepts both target reference docs, making selection genuinely ambiguous. List-vs-detail pairs (get_all_spring_guides/get_spring_guide, search_spring_projects/get_spring_project) are clearer, but the search cluster drags this down.
Most tools follow a clean snake_case verb_noun pattern (get_*, search_*, compare_*). A few deviations (spring_cache_stats as a noun-first name, find_spring_dependency vs the get_/search_ verbs) are minor but noticeable.
At 17 tools this sits in the borderline-heavy range. The breadth (guides, projects, reference, initializr, dependencies) justifies most, but several search tools likely could be consolidated, and spring_cache_stats feels like an unrelated maintenance add-on.
The surface covers the Spring docs domain well: search, guides, project details, reference sections, version comparison, migration, Initializr, and dependency lookup. No major lifecycle dead ends, though the overlap between search tools suggests some redundancy rather than true gaps.