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Scored across 8 tools
There are several analytics tools with overlapping parameters and outputs: get_channel_analytics can group by day, which overlaps with get_analytics_by_dimension, and get_top_performing_videos overlaps with list_channel_videos in returning video statistics. However, each tool's detailed description clarifies the intended focus (summary vs dimension vs ranked list), so agents can generally disambiguate.
All tools use snake_case and nearly all start with get_, with list_channel_videos as the only list_ exception. The pattern is easily predictable, though get_top_performing_videos and get_analytics_by_dimension are phrase-style names rather than clean verb_noun resource names.
Eight tools is a well-scoped size for a YouTube Studio analytics server; each tool covers a distinct reporting need without redundancy or bloat. This is within the ideal range and doesn't overwhelm an agent.
The toolset provides solid read-only coverage of channel analytics, video metadata/performance, and comments, supporting common creator reporting workflows. Notable gaps exist for video-level dimension breakdowns beyond traffic source and any management actions, but given the analytics-focused descriptions, these are minor.