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Scored across 25 tools
Most tools target distinct surfaces or lifecycle stages, and descriptions clarify boundaries between similar actions. The main confusable pair is x_export vs x_review_export, and x_search vs x_saved_search_run, but their purposes are distinguishable enough for a careful agent.
All tools share the x_ prefix and snake_case, but the naming convention is mixed: some use verb_noun (x_export, x_review_export), some use noun_verb (x_snapshot_read, x_action_execute), and many are noun-only read tools (x_bookmarks, x_timeline, x_trends). This is readable but not a consistent pattern.
25 tools is at the heavy end and covers several distinct subdomains: reading, snapshots, saved searches, sessions, exports, and account actions. Each tool appears purposeful, but the overall surface is large enough that an agent may need significant context to choose efficiently.
The set covers core X browser workflows well: reading timelines, profiles, search, notifications, trends, bookmarks, connections, plus snapshot management and a full prepare/execute/cancel/receipt action lifecycle. Minor gaps exist, such as no direct message reading, list management, or post deletion, but the main workflows have no dead ends.