Read CentralStationCRM people, companies, deals, tasks; create and update people, companies, deals.
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Scored across 33 tools
Each tool pairs a distinct resource with a distinct verb, and descriptions actively route the agent (e.g. list_companies says to use search_companies for name lookup). The only soft overlaps are list_* vs search_* per resource and search_all vs the per-resource searches, plus count_records vs get_deal_stats, but the descriptions make these boundaries workable.
Every tool follows the same centralstationcrm_<verb>_<noun> snake_case pattern with a stable verb vocabulary (list, get, search, create, update, count). Resource nouns are consistent across get/list/search/create/update (person, company, deal, task).
33 tools is on the heavy side of the rubric, but the server covers six-plus entity types (people, companies, deals, projects, tasks, notes, tags, users, calendar) each needing list/get/search/create/update, so most tools earn their place. It remains borderline: the set is large enough that context cost and per-resource pattern repetition are noticeable.
Read and write coverage is good for people, companies, deals and tasks, but there are notable gaps: no delete operations anywhere, projects are read-only (no create/update/delete), calendar events are read-only, and notes can be created/read but not updated or deleted. Tags can be listed but not created or attached via a dedicated tool, leaving several lifecycle dead ends.
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