Scored across 29 tools
Most tools target a distinct resource+action, and the descriptions actively disambiguate overlapping pairs (search vs list_objects, get_object vs list_objects vs search, get_relations vs get_person_tree vs get_timeline, read_media vs get_object). The nine per-type update_* tools are near-identical in prose and could blur together, but their target types keep them separable.
Names follow a predictable verb_noun convention (create_person, update_event, list_objects, delete_object, get_object) across the whole set. The only deviation is read_media, which breaks the get_* pattern for reading an object, though it is deliberate and explained.
At 29 tools this is heavy, and much of the bulk comes from nine create_* plus nine update_* tools that repeat nearly the same boilerplate per record type. The genealogy domain genuinely spans many record types, but a generic update/delete pattern would likely have sufficed, so the surface is borderline padded.
Coverage is strong: full create/update for every record type plus a generic delete_object with backlink handling, and read tools for search, listing, relations, trees, timelines and history. The notable gaps are the inability to create or upload media and to rename/delete tags through the server, which are documented limitations rather than oversights.