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Scored across 24 tools
Most tools have a clearly distinct purpose, and the descriptions proactively differentiate the tricky pairs (create_pivot vs create_interactive_pivot, recalculate vs scan_formula_errors). The only mild overlap is format_scan versus read_range's include_format markers and aggregate versus create_pivot, but descriptions resolve these.
All names are snake_case, which is consistent, but the verb_noun pattern is not uniform: many are verb-led (create_interactive_pivot, add_chart, write_cells) while others are noun- or topic-led (workbook_info, sheet_profile, format_scan, top_n, aggregate). Readable and predictable enough overall.
24 tools is on the heavy side of the 16-25 'borderline' band for a single Excel server. Most tools earn their place, but a few (format_scan vs read_range markers, aggregate vs create_pivot) add surface that could be consolidated.
Coverage is broad: read/write, formatting, charts, both pivot modes, conditional formats, data validation, dedup, find/replace, joins, comparison, aggregation, formula recalc/error scanning, images, and revert. Still missing sheet lifecycle operations (create/rename/delete sheet), row/column deletion, and cell/range clearing, which agents must work around.