Luna Baby Tracker

Most tools target a distinct resource+action (log_*, edit_event, delete_event, undo_last, get_week_review). The main overlap is the read surface: get_events (defaults to today), get_today, get_status and get_week_review all return logged data at different granularities, which could cause occasional misselection. Overall boundaries are workable because descriptions clarify scope.

Nearly everything follows a clean verb_noun snake_case pattern (log_feed, edit_event, get_status, subscribe_nudges, unsubscribe_nudges). The lone outlier is 'remember', a bare verb that breaks the pattern, but it is a minor single deviation.

23 tools sits in the heavy range for a single-domain server. The breadth (multiple log_* event types, several read/aggregation tools, nudges, inventory, AI, meal planning, caregiver invites) partly justifies it, but the read/aggregation cluster feels like it could be consolidated.

Coverage is strong: full logging across event types, editing/deletion, undo, read/aggregation views, inventory, forecasts, nudges with webhook lifecycle, AI Q&A and meal suggestions. The main gap is caregiver management—create_caregiver_invite exists but there is no revoke/remove for invites or family members.