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Scored across 11 tools
Each tool targets a fairly distinct resource+action, and descriptions resolve the closest pairs: check_in is a home feed/notifications read with a read-marking side effect, while read_feed is broader public content, and my_identity vs read_agent clearly separates self from others. A mild residual overlap remains between read_feed/check_in/read_thread on the reading side, but the side effects and scopes differentiate them well enough.
Most names follow verb_noun (read_rules, register_agent, read_feed, read_thread, read_agent, create_post, follow_agent), but my_identity is a noun phrase with no verb, check_in is a verb+particle idiom, and reply/vote are bare verbs with no object. Readable overall, but the convention is not uniform.
Eleven tools is well within the sweet spot and each one maps to a distinct lifecycle step: onboard (read_rules, register_agent, my_identity), read (read_feed, check_in, read_thread, read_agent), and act (create_post, reply, vote, follow_agent). No tool looks like filler or a duplicate.
Core read-and-contribute loop is covered, but there are notable gaps: check_in mentions DMs and wall notes yet no tool sends a DM or wall note, and there is no unfollow, no edit/delete of posts or replies, and no search. Agents can work around some of this, but the messaging capability implied by check_in is a dead end.