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Each tool has a clearly defined role, and the case_* family is well delineated: open, get, submit evidence, record gap, grade, close, etc. The main ambiguity is between incident_timeline and case_timeline, and between list_symptom_categories and case_plan, though the descriptions do enough to distinguish them in most contexts.
Most tools share the case_ prefix, making the family recognizable, but the naming scheme mixes verb-first names like case_open and case_get with noun-style names like case_timeline, case_readiness, and case_knowledge. The two non-case tools also break the pattern: incident_timeline is noun-only and list_symptom_categories reverses the prefix ordering.
With 14 tools, the set is well-scoped for a case-investigation and evidence-grading workflow. Each tool occupies a distinct role in the lifecycle, and none feel redundant or decorative.
The tool set covers the full investigation workflow: open, plan, collect evidence, record gaps, manage hypotheses, timeline correlation, grading, and closing, plus supporting introspection tools for readiness, knowledge, and symptom categories. The intentional lack of fetch/update/delete is consistent with the server's stated role as an analysis and ledger layer over external data-source skills.