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Scored across 170 tools
Every tool has a distinct resource+verb (get/update/delete/list by entity), but with 170 overlapping entities there is inevitably semantic overlap (e.g. multiple 'explain' or 'surface' tools); still, each appears to target a unique function.
Uniform nexo_ prefix with snake_case verbs and nouns is extremely consistent across all 170 tools; pattern is predictable.
170 tools is an extreme surface area. Even intentional 'mission control' servers rarely need this many; it overwhelms context and decision-making.
For the apparent domain (multi-session memory, checkpoints, events, sessions, products, external APIs), lifecycle coverage is thorough — create/update/close/query pairs exist across the board. Some areas (e.g., plugin removal edge cases) may still have gaps, hence not 5.