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Scored across 15 tools
Catalog vs library search is explicitly distinguished, and most tools target clearly distinct resources (playlists, favorites, recommendations, recently played). Minor overlap remains between get_library_songs and search_library with types=library-songs, and the three "add" tools (add_to_library, add_tracks_to_playlist, favorite_song) require reading descriptions to separate.
All names are snake_case and verb-first (search_, get_, add_, create_, favorite_/unfavorite_), with predictable prefixes (get_library_* for library listings, get_playlist_tracks for contents). The pattern is uniform across all 15 tools.
15 tools sits comfortably in the well-scoped range for a music service covering catalog, library, playlists, favorites and recommendations. The four get_library_* tools are slightly repetitive but each maps to a distinct resource type.
Read/create paths are well covered, but destructive and detail operations are absent: no remove_tracks_from_playlist, delete_playlist, remove_from_library, and no way to list the tracks of a saved library album (only playlist tracks). These gaps create dead ends for common library-management workflows.