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Scored across 19 tools
Format prefixes make tool groups clear, but within each format `open` and `inspect` heavily overlap: both return metadata or structural information. An agent could easily select the wrong one when trying to examine a document. Other tools like read_range, apply_changeset, and export_pdf are more distinct.
All tools follow a consistent `{scope}_{verb}_{object}` snake_case pattern, such as excel_create_workbook and powerpoint_render_slide. The cross-cutting office_* tools are also predictable and fit the convention. Naming is highly consistent across all 19 tools.
19 tools is slightly above the ideal sweet spot, but the count is justified by three distinct document formats and shared cross-cutting capabilities. Each format has a coherent set of create/open/inspect/apply/export tools, plus PowerPoint rendering, so nothing feels extraneous.
The tool surface covers the core document lifecycle: create, open, inspect/read, mutate via changesets, rollback, export, and audit. The main gaps are minor, such as no explicit save-as or search tool, but agents can work around these with inspect and changeset operations. Overall, the domain is well covered without severe dead ends.