Scored across 22 tools
Every tool targets a distinct combination of resource and action, and descriptions explicitly cross-reference alternatives (e.g., get_messages vs search_messages, send_message vs reply_to_message, list_contacts vs search_contacts). Even the cached-search and live-search tools are clearly separated by offline/online behavior.
All tool names consistently follow a snake_case verb_noun pattern, such as list_chats, get_messages, send_message, pin_message, and search_contacts. Minor multi-word phrases like check_cache_health or mark_as_read still fit the same readable convention without stylistic mixing.
At 22 tools, the surface is noticeably heavy and borders on too many for the core purpose of interacting with Telegram. Each tool does add some distinct capability, but the cache-management cluster and multiple search variants contribute to a feeling of over-expansion.
The toolset covers the primary Telegram workflows well: reading chats and messages, sending/editing/deleting messages, replying, pinning, marking as read, file/media handling, contact lookup, public chat discovery, and offline cache search. Minor gaps such as forward_message, chat member management, and leaving chats mean it is not fully comprehensive for every possible account-level action.