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Scored across 11 tools
Each tool targets a distinct lifecycle step, and descriptions carefully separate near-synonyms like accept_sendable_change (rewrites the body) vs approve_sendable_wording (approves without rewriting) and save_sendable_wording vs suggest_sendable_change. The accept/approve pair is the closest overlap but the descriptions disambiguate it well.
Nearly all tools follow a consistent verb_sendable_noun or verb_outbound_noun pattern (accept_sendable_change, retire_sendable_wording, create_outbound_library, prepare_outbound_send). The noun varies between sendable_wording, outbound_library, and outbound_send, a minor deviation but still predictable.
11 tools map cleanly onto the wording lifecycle (create library, list libraries, save/get/list wording, suggest/accept/dismiss changes, approve, prepare send, retire). Each tool earns its place with no filler.
The lifecycle is well covered end-to-end: creation, reading, suggestion workflow, approval, send-checking, and retirement. Minor gaps exist, such as no library rename/delete or direct wording deletion, but agents can work around these.
Recent tool additions, removals, and schema changes observed during successful MCP inspections.
accept_sendable_changeapprove_sendable_wordingcreate_outbound_librarydismiss_sendable_changeget_sendable_wordinglist_outbound_librarieslist_sendable_wordingprepare_outbound_sendretire_sendable_wordingsave_sendable_wordingsuggest_sendable_change
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