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Scored across 6 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct role in a single linear workflow: check_login (session state), draft_month (offline generation from git), apply_month (bulk write), verify_entries (file vs. server diff), patch_day (single-day correction), read_timesheet (live read). The only near-neighbor pair, verify_entries and read_timesheet, is separated by description (file comparison vs. raw live state).
All six tools follow a strict verb_noun snake_case pattern (check_login, draft_month, apply_month, verify_entries, patch_day, read_timesheet) with no stylistic deviations. The verb choices (draft/apply/verify/patch/read/check) meaningfully encode the read-only vs. write vs. check semantics.
Six tools is well-scoped for a focused timesheet-automation server; each tool maps to a necessary stage (preflight, draft, commit, verify, correct, inspect) with no filler. Nothing appears redundant or missing at the structural level.
The draft → apply → verify → patch → read lifecycle is covered end to end, but there is no explicit way to delete or clear an already-saved day (patch_day only updates hours/comment), nor any tool to discover projects or tickets the server is configured for. These are workaroundable gaps rather than dead ends, since hours could presumably be zeroed via patch_day.