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Scored across 33 tools
The set has several near-neighbour pairs — get_movie vs get_movies, get_tv vs get_tv_shows, search_movies/search_tv vs search_multi, get_movie_recommendations vs get_similar, and get_ratings vs the ratings embedded in get_movie/get_tv — but the descriptions explicitly state when to prefer each, so an agent can route correctly. A few boundaries (get_ratings vs search+get_movie) require careful reading and are the main residual confusion.
Nearly everything follows verb_noun (get_movie, search_people, discover_tv, get_watch_providers), with a few deviations: get_similar/get_trending/get_videos/get_reviews omit the media noun, find_by_imdb_id uses a different verb, and the batch tools are inconsistently named (get_movies for movies but get_tv_shows for TV). Still highly readable and predictable overall.
33 tools is heavy and well above the typical sweet spot, though TMDB is a genuinely broad domain (movies, TV, seasons, episodes, people, credits, discovery, providers, collections, reference data). Several could plausibly be collapsed — eight separate search_* resolvers and two genre-listing tools — so the surface feels somewhat sprawling rather than tightly scoped.
The read-only discovery surface is thorough: search, full and compact detail, season/episode drill-down, credits, recommendations, reviews, collections, watch providers, videos, trending, theatrical releases, rich discover filters, and id resolvers for genres/keywords/companies/providers. Gaps are minor for the stated purpose — no account-level tools (watchlists, user ratings), no image galleries, and no external-id resolution beyond IMDb.