Scored across 11 tools
Most tools target a clearly distinct operation (get_url, info, upload, download, delete, mkdir, account). Two pairs blur: cloudinary_move explicitly also moves folders, which overlaps cloudinary_rename_folder, and cloudinary_tree overlaps cloudinary_list since the tree includes per-folder asset listings; the descriptions mitigate but do not fully eliminate the misselection risk.
Every tool uses the same cloudinary_ prefix with snake_case, which is highly predictable. Minor deviation: most names are verb-based (get_url, list, upload) while a few are bare nouns (info, tree, account), so the pattern isn't perfectly uniform.
11 tools sits squarely in the well-scoped range and each maps to a real asset-management need (listing, metadata, transfer, folder ops, account state). Nothing appears redundant enough to drop.
The core lifecycle is covered: browse (list/tree/info), transfer (upload/download), organize (mkdir/move/rename_folder), remove (delete), URL generation, and account introspection, with a consistent confirmation flow for destructive ops. Gaps exist around asset metadata updates (tags are reported by info but there is no tool to set them) and explicit asset rename/public_id changes outside move.