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Scored across 7 tools
The tools are split across unrelated domains—mortgage rates, streaming results, and file operations—so broad purposes are clear. However, 'get-streaming-results' and 'list-saved-results' could easily be confused, and 'analyze-file' vs 'read-file' overlap in intent.
All tool names use a consistent lowercase kebab-case format with a verb-object pattern (get-, save-, list-, analyze-, read-). Minor inconsistency exists in mixing 'streaming-results' and 'saved-results', but the overall pattern is predictable.
Seven tools is a reasonable count and not overwhelming. The count feels slightly scattered because it appears to cover at least three unrelated domains, but no individual tool seems redundant enough to cut.
The tool set lacks a clear central domain, making it hard to assess complete coverage. Mortgage rates have only a read operation, streaming results have get/save/list but no delete, and file tools lack write/delete operations, leaving obvious lifecycle gaps.