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Scored across 7 tools
Most tools are clearly distinct (upload_files, list_files, new_session, refresh_token, diagnose), but chat with search=true and web_search perform essentially the same operation, leaving a genuine boundary ambiguity. The descriptions hint at when to prefer web_search, but the overlap is structural rather than incidental.
All names are snake_case, which is consistent, and the resource-action pattern (upload_files, list_files, new_session, refresh_token, web_search) is predictable. The bare verbs chat and diagnose deviate slightly from the verb_noun convention but remain readable.
Seven tools is a well-scoped set for a DeepSeek chat/file wrapper: upload, inspect, converse, start session, refresh auth, diagnose, and search. Each tool maps to a concrete operation and none feels redundant except the chat/web_search overlap.
Core lifecycle is covered: files can be uploaded and inspected, sessions created and continued, and auth refreshed or diagnosed. Minor gaps exist — no file deletion/cleanup and no way to list existing sessions or message history to discover a sessionId without already having one.