io.github.zw008/vmware-debug
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Scored across 14 tools
Most tools are clearly separated by lifecycle stage and action, but build_incident_timeline and record_case_timeline both perform event correlation, and plan_case, get_case_readiness, and get_case_knowledge all provide advisory information. The detailed descriptions do a good job of distinguishing them, but they require careful reading.
All 14 tool names use snake_case and begin with a clear verb (build_, list_, open_, get_, submit_, record_, grade_, plan_, close_). The pattern is highly predictable and consistent across reads and writes.
14 tools is well-scoped for a case-based investigation workflow that includes setup, evidence handling, grading, readiness, planning, knowledge, and closure. Each tool appears to earn its place rather than padding the surface.
The server covers the full investigation lifecycle from open_case through close_case, including evidence, gaps, hypotheses, timelines, grading, and readiness. Minor gaps exist around directly reading case evidence bodies or fetching events, but those are intentionally delegated to external data-source skills and the case folder.