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Scored across 12 tools
Every tool maps to a distinct resource and scope, with list_ and get_ clearly separating collection vs single-detail operations. Potentially similar tools like get_job_deployments and list_deployments are disambiguated by job-scoped vs cluster-scoped descriptions.
All tools follow a consistent list_/get_ + resource noun pattern in snake_case. Singular resources use get_, plural resources use list_, and job-scoped variants like get_job_allocations are predictable.
Twelve tools provide well-scoped coverage of Nomad's main observable resources: jobs, allocations, deployments, nodes, and namespaces. There is no obvious redundancy, and each tool serves a distinct inspection or diagnostic purpose.
As a read-only observability toolset, it covers the key Nomad resources needed for inspecting jobs, allocations, deployments, evalutions, and nodes. Minor gaps like no cluster-wide allocation list, no single evaluation detail, and no write/lifecycle operations prevent a perfect score if full Nomad management is expected.