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Scored across 14 tools
Within each language family the seven operations are clearly distinct (status, lookup, search, lexical check, compile, guidance, migration guidance). The main risk is cross-family confusion: lsl_* and slua_* pairs are near-identical apart from the language, so an agent unsure which language a snippet belongs to could misselect. Guidance and migration_guidance also overlap conceptually as 'read source-backed notes'.
Every tool follows the same {language}_{verb}_{noun} pattern, with parallel naming across LSL and SLua (lookup_symbol, search_reference, check_code, compile_code, get_guidance, migration_guidance). No stylistic drift or mixed conventions.
14 tools sits comfortably in the well-scoped 3-15 range. The count is inflated only by exact duplication across two symmetric language families, which is defensible but means there are effectively seven distinct operations.
The surface covers the plausible workflow: reference status, symbol lookup, search, lexical checks, compilation, guidance, and migration mapping. Minor gaps: no way to enumerate available guidance topics or browse/list symbols, so discovery relies entirely on search and exact lookup.