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Scored across 17 tools
Five tools answer overlapping 'what do I need to do' questions: get_missing_work, get_assignments, get_todo, get_upcoming_due_dates, get_overdue, and get_calendar all return items with due dates. The descriptions work hard to draw boundaries (get_todo is a cross-course digest, get_calendar accepts arbitrary ranges, get_overdue is backwards-looking), but an agent asking 'what's due?' still faces a real choice among several plausible tools. Distinct tools like get_file, get_forum_posts, and get_course_page are clearly separated.
Every tool follows a uniform get_<noun> snake_case pattern with no deviations, and related tools share noun stems (get_assignments/get_assignment_details, get_forum_discussions/get_forum_posts, get_course_content/get_course_page/get_course_grade_items). The convention is fully predictable.
17 tools is at the upper end of comfortable, but each maps to a distinct Moodle concept (courses, assignments, quizzes, grades, forums, announcements, content, files, calendar). A few could plausibly be folded together (get_upcoming_due_dates/get_overdue/get_missing_work), but nothing is redundant filler.
Read coverage is broad and coherent: courses, assignments, quizzes, grades, gradebook items, forum discussions and posts, announcements, course structure, page text, files, and calendar. The obvious gap is the absence of any write/action tool — no submit assignment, upload file, or post to a forum — which limits the server to read-only advising despite a student lifecycle that normally includes submitting work.