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Scored across 6 tools
The tools are largely distinct (read, update, delete, get headers), but smart_add_data and import_json have overlapping responsibilities, and smart_add_data's dependency on get_keys creates a confusing workflow boundary.
Most tools follow verb_noun naming (read_sheet, get_keys, update_row, delete_rows), but smart_add_data breaks the pattern with an adjective prefix and a less clear verb_noun structure.
Six tools is well within the ideal range and covers core CRUD operations plus a helper for headers and a meta-tool for smart insertion, which feels appropriately scoped.
The set covers create (import_json/smart_add_data), read (read_sheet), update (update_row), and delete (delete_rows), but lacks a simple 'add_row' tool and the smart_add_data description references an undefined 'create rows' operation, leaving minor gaps.