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Scored across 23 tools
Most tools have clear roles, but there is meaningful overlap among setup/legacy setup, create_form/add_feedback_form, and the several read/analytics tools (get_responses, get_feedback_digest, ask, get_summary). Agents may need to read descriptions carefully to pick the right one.
Tool names follow a mostly consistent paydirt_verb_noun pattern and all use snake_case. Minor exceptions like paydirt_ask and paydirt_slack_status break the strict verb-noun pattern but do not create significant confusion.
23 tools is on the higher end but still reasonable for a domain covering apps, forms, responses, Slack integration, setup, and analytics. A few redundant legacy compatibility tools inflate the count slightly.
The tool set covers app and form CRUD, response retrieval, Slack channel management, setup flow, and summary/analytics. Missing operations like app deletion are not explicitly present, but the provided surface is fairly complete for the described use cases.