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Scored across 5 tools
Each tool has a recognizable role: keyword lookup (search_skills), project-based suggestion (recommend_skills), single-item detail (get_skill_details), enumeration (list_categories), and metadata (get_stats). The main risk is confusion between search_skills and recommend_skills, since both return tool candidates, but the descriptions distinguish keyword search from project analysis.
All five names follow a consistent verb_noun snake_case pattern (get_*, list_*, recommend_*, search_*). Minor semantic mismatch: get_skill_details actually covers plugins, MCP servers, workflows, hooks, commands, and agents, not just skills, which makes the noun misleading relative to the surface.
Five tools is a tight, well-scoped set for a recommendation/Discovery server, with no filler. Each tool corresponds to a distinct step in the discover-search-recommend-inspect workflow.
The discover → search → recommend → inspect lifecycle is covered, plus categories and stats for context. Minor gaps: no explicit 'list all tools' enumeration independent of keywords, and no pagination or filtering-by-metadata operation beyond the types parameter.