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Scored across 33 tools
Most tools target clearly distinct resources and actions, but there is a cluster of easily confusable update-related tools (list_missing_updates, list_update_missing_endpoints, get_endpoint_missing_updates) whose boundaries rely on reading descriptions carefully. The report/data-source tools are also numerous and slightly overlapping. A few oddballs like publish_check (which actually publishes a script) and requery_report are less self-explanatory.
Naming is predominantly consistent snake_case verb_noun (list_*, get_*, delete_*, stop_*), which is easy to predict. A handful of deviations (search, publish_check, requery_report, deploy_updates, run_script) break the pattern slightly but remain readable. Overall convention is stable.
33 tools is on the heavy side and exceeds the comfortable range for a single agent surface, risking selection overload. However, the breadth of the domain (endpoints, vulnerabilities, updates, automation, reports, users/roles) means most tools do correspond to a real operation. Borderline but defensible given the platform's scope.
The surface covers discovery, read, and key write/action operations (run_script, deploy_updates, requery_report, delete_data_source, delete_custom_report) plus lifecycle paging. Some gaps exist: no create/update for users or roles, no delete for automations (only stop), and limited report authoring beyond publish_check. Core workflows are nonetheless covered.