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Scored across 7 tools
Each tool has a fairly distinct purpose: reading, sending, updating, uploading images, progress checklist, canvas creation, and diagnostics. There is mild overlap between slack_progress and update_slack_message since both rewrite an existing message, but descriptions clearly explain when to use each (progress board vs. single status line).
Conventions are mixed: check_slack_inbox, send_slack_message, update_slack_message, send_slack_image, create_slack_canvas use verb_slack_noun, while slack_progress and slack_status invert to noun-first. Still readable, but not a predictable pattern across the set.
Seven tools map cleanly onto the Slack bridge's needs—inbound read, outbound send/update, file upload, progress, canvas, and health—without redundancy or thinness.
Covers read, reply, edit, upload, structured progress, persistent canvas, and diagnostics, which is strong lifecycle coverage. Missing a few likely operations like reacting to messages, listing channels, or deleting messages, but these are minor gaps agents can work around.