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Scored across 23 tools
Each tool targets a distinct object/action: diagram CRUD vs versioning vs warnings vs relayout vs gallery vs usage/prompt helpers. Although update_diagram and edit_diagram are near-synonyms, their descriptions distinguish direct metadata/XML changes from AI natural-language edits, so an agent should not confuse them.
Almost all names are snake_case verb_noun pairs (list_diagrams, get_version, fork_template, list_capabilities), with whoami as the only notable deviation from the object-bearing pattern. This is a minor exception to an otherwise consistent convention.
At 23 tools this sits in the 16-25 range that feels heavy; the API covers many subdomains (diagram lifecycle, AI generation, warnings, relayout, gallery, usage) but several helper tools (whoami, get_usage, get_usage_history, clarify_prompt, enhance_prompt) could arguably be consolidated. Still, most tools map to a distinct operation.
The set covers the full diagram lifecycle: create (generate/import/fork), read (get/list), update (update/edit), delete, revert, version history, export, and warnings. There are no obvious dead ends; prompt helpers and usage tracking round out the workflow.