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Scored across 16 tools
The three generate_* tools and the search/get/download_asset trio are clearly distinguished by their descriptions, and quote/get/list/cancel_generation cover distinct phases of a generation. The only mild risk is the near-identical naming of list_generators (available generators) versus list_generations (user's past generations), which an agent could briefly conflate.
Every tool follows a strict verb_noun snake_case pattern (get_, list_, create_, cancel_, search_, download_, generate_, save_), and the resource noun is always explicit. The convention is applied uniformly across the entire 16-tool set.
At 16 tools the set sits at the upper edge of what feels comfortable, but each tool maps to a distinct action across three coherent sub-domains: asset discovery, AI generation, and credit management. Nothing appears redundant or padded.
The surface covers the full lifecycle: search/get/download for assets, quote/generate/poll/cancel/save/list for generations, and balance/packs/checkout for credits. Minor gaps exist around managing the user's library (no remove/delete operation) but core workflows have no dead ends.