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Scored across 22 tools
Most tools target distinct resources, and the search family is carefully differentiated (raw, by name, content, natural). However, task_get_status, task_wait, and task_update overlap significantly—task_update explicitly subsumes the other two—and document_get_text overlaps with document_get_edoc(mode="text"), making selection ambiguous.
All tools share the laserfiche_ prefix and mostly follow a <resource>_<action>_<qualifier> pattern, so the set is predictable. Minor inconsistency: 'definition_list' appears as a suffix in some tools while others use 'get' or 'field_list,' and search variants use different qualifier positions, but nothing is chaotic.
22 tools is at the high end of reasonable and each definition-lister has a distinct resource, so the count is not absurd. It feels heavier than necessary because three task tools and two document-text tools could be consolidated, and several definition listers are only useful if absent write tools existed.
The set covers search, retrieval, metadata, and definitions very well, but it is a read-only surface: there are no create/update/delete/import tools. Descriptions repeatedly reference absent write/async tools like delete_entry, copy_entry, assign_template, set_tags, and set_links, so workflows like cleaning up duplicates dead-end.