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Scored across 8 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource+action: auth introspection (hb_status), operation discovery (search/describe/call), webhook event discovery (list/describe), a local signature helper, and guide search. The search/describe/call trio is a classic progressive-disclosure pattern with explicitly stated ordering, so there is no realistic misselection. The only near-collision, hb_search_operations vs hb_search_guides, is cleanly separated by domain (API operations vs documentation).
All eight tools share the hb_ prefix and snake_case, and follow a predictable verb_noun pattern (search_operations, describe_operation, call_operation, list_events, describe_event, verify_webhook_signature, search_guides). hb_status is the sole noun-only name, but it is a conventional whoami alias and does not break the pattern meaningfully.
Eight tools is well within the sweet spot and each one earns its place: three for the operation lifecycle, two for webhook events, one local crypto helper, one knowledge search, one status check. The meta-tool design (search -> describe -> call) means a small surface covers 189 API operations without bloat.
The search/describe/call pattern gives effectively complete coverage of the 189-operation API surface, and webhook discovery plus signature verification covers the integration lifecycle. Minor gaps: no tool to read a guide's full content (hb_search_guides returns an hb:// resource reference, relying on MCP resources), and no webhook endpoint registration/management operations. The read-only refusal of writes is a documented server constraint rather than a surface gap.