Limurse

Most tools target clearly distinct actions (search creators, get profile, create brief, start booking, read campaign results), so selection is straightforward. The one real conflict is creator_rate_benchmarks vs get_rate_benchmarks, which are explicitly the same operation under two names; the description flags one as the preferred name, but an agent must still choose between them.

Six of seven tools follow a clean verb_noun pattern (create_brief, get_campaign_results, get_creator_profile, get_rate_benchmarks, search_creators, start_booking). creator_rate_benchmarks deviates as a noun-first form, and the near-duplicate pair differs only by this naming quirk, a minor but visible inconsistency.

Seven tools is a well-scoped set for a creator-marketplace discovery and booking flow, covering search, profile detail, pricing, briefing, and handoff. The count would be a clean 5 if not for one alias tool that exists only to duplicate an existing operation.

The discovery-to-booking path is covered, but the campaign side is thin: get_campaign_results reads a single known campaign with no tool to list the user's campaigns or bookings, so agents cannot discover which campaigns exist. The brief is also deliberately non-persistent with no update path, leaving lifecycle gaps.