Scored across 65 tools
Despite 65 tools, nearly every description explicitly cross-references its neighbors (e.g. 'to check text is present use iwork_verify_render', 'for a whole table use numbers_apply_design'), which sharply delineates read/verify/format/style/write roles. A few clusters remain genuinely easy to confuse: five ways to create files (iwork_create, iwork_create_from_template, numbers_create, numbers_import_csv, keynote_build_deck), three design-kit creation paths, and verify_render vs verify_format, thumbnail vs slide_image.
Strong, predictable prefix_namespace + verb_noun scheme throughout (numbers_set_*, keynote_add_*, pages_*_*, iwork_*), making tools self-locating. Minor deviations exist where the noun is dropped for verb-only tools (numbers_recalculate, numbers_sort, pages_preflight) or noun-only tools (iwork_samples, iwork_capabilities), but these are few and still readable.
At 65 tools this is well into 'heavy' territory for an agent to navigate in a single surface. While each tool does earn its place within the broad three-app domain (Numbers, Keynote, Pages), the total volume risks selection errors and context bloat.
Covers the full lifecycle across three apps: create/read/edit/format/verify/export plus versioned backups and restore. Gaps are minor and mostly app-imposed limitations (Pages cannot create tables or style fonts, Pages/Keynote lack review/comment features), which the descriptions acknowledge.