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Scored across 29 tools
Most tools map to a distinct resource+action (transactions, cashouts, orders, customers, products, payment links), so selection is generally clear. Minor ambiguity exists among the meta/config tools (list_capabilities, get_configuration, authenticate, configure_credentials, get_integration_guide) and the generic api_request fallback, which overlaps with every dedicated tool by design.
Every tool follows the same safefy_payment_<verb>_<noun> snake_case convention (list_, get_, create_, update_, cancel_, simulate_, resend_, start_). The pattern is highly predictable and consistent throughout all 29 tools.
At 29 tools the set is heavy, especially with six non-CRUD meta/config tools (capabilities, configuration, authenticate, credentials, integration guide, api_request) that pad the surface. The breadth of domain (payments, cashouts, orders, customers, products, links) partly justifies the count, but it sits in borderline territory.
Coverage is broad with create/list/get/update for customers and create/list/get for orders, plus full cashout lifecycle. Gaps remain: no product create/update/delete, no transaction refund/cancel, and no order mutation, though the generic api_request fallback lets agents reach uncovered routes.