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Scored across 23 tools
Most tools target a clearly distinct resource+action (bundles vs releases vs previews vs account), and the prepare/publish and prepare/revert pairs are explicitly framed as preview-vs-apply. The main overlap is upload_and_publish_bundle duplicating the upload_bundle + publish_release path, and get_release_state vs prepare_release vs list_releases require careful reading to distinguish.
All names are snake_case with a consistent verb-first pattern (list_, get_, create_, delete_, upload_, prepare_, publish_, revert_, set_, revoke_, check_, inspect_). The only mild deviation is the compound upload_and_publish_bundle, which is still readable and predictable.
23 tools is on the heavy side but the domain is genuinely broad (apps, bundles, releases, rollouts, reverts, previews, diagnostics, account). Most tools earn their place, though the combined upload_and_publish_bundle is redundant with the atomic upload/publish pair and could be consolidated.
Coverage spans the full bundle/release lifecycle including upload, publish, rollout, revert, preview, and diagnostics (health, events, audit, compatibility). Notable gaps are channel management (channels are referenced in filters but have no create/list/update tools) and app update/delete, which agents cannot perform.