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Scored across 26 tools
Tools are organized around clearly distinct resources (projects, files, comments, members, sharing, compile), and descriptions actively steer between near-neighbors like typst_write_file vs typst_edit_file vs typst_upload_file and typst_delete_comment vs typst_resolve_comment. The only residual overlap is among the file-mutation trio, which is handled explicitly rather than left ambiguous.
Every tool follows the same typst_<verb>_<noun> snake_case pattern with a uniform prefix, covering create/get/list/update/delete/duplicate for projects and read/write/edit/upload/rename/delete/download for files. Pluralization (typst_delete_files) mirrors the fact that the operation takes multiple paths, so it is purposeful rather than inconsistent.
At 26 tools this sits just past the comfortable range, and the surface splits into six sub-domains (projects, files, comments, members, sharing, compile). Nearly every tool earns its place, but a few low-frequency ones (typst_revoke_invitation, typst_duplicate_project, typst_whoami) inflate the count.
Full lifecycle coverage exists across projects (create/list/get/update/delete/duplicate), files (read/write/edit/upload/rename/delete/download) and comments (list/add/reply/resolve/delete), plus membership and share links. Minor gaps remain: no cross-file content search, no comment editing, and no way to list members/invitations outside typst_get_project.