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Scored across 42 tools
The platform×action naming makes most tools easy to tell apart (profile vs performance vs content vs sponsorship). A few close pairs—search_youtube vs search_youtube_content and get_*_performance vs get_*_performance_history—could still be misselected without reading descriptions, and search_creators_nls intentionally overlaps with the structured platform searches.
Snake_case verb-first naming is highly consistent: search_<platform>, get_<platform>_profile, list_*_niches, get_sponsor_*. Minor deviations like get_youtube_subtitles_download rather than download_youtube_subtitles, search_creators_nls, and the get_sponsor_information vs get_sponsor_summary pair keep it from a perfect 5.
At 42 tools, this is far over the 25+ threshold for a 'too many' score, even though the underlying API is broad. The repetitive platform triads and separate sponsor/content surfaces create a large, potentially overwhelming toolset for agents.
Coverage is very thorough for a read-heavy creator-research domain: each platform has profile/contact/performance/history/audience/content_detail and content search, plus a full sponsor side and API usage. Minor gaps are mostly backend/platform constraints—no TikTok sponsorship endpoint, IG sponsor audience always null, YouTube description filter deferred—rather than missing tool categories.