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Scored across 14 tools
Core transcription operations (transcribe, cancel, status, delete, export, list) are clearly distinct and easy to select between. The main source of ambiguity is the two deprecated aliases (transcription_url/transcription_status) that duplicate existing tools, and get_product_info/get_pricing have slight overlap.
Tool names generally follow a consistent verb_noun pattern: get_* for informational methods and transcribe_* for job operations. The deprecated transcription_url and transcription_status break the otherwise consistent transcribe_* naming convention, and list_transcriptions/export_transcript use slightly different verb placement.
14 tools is reasonable for a transcription API server covering metadata, job lifecycle, and export capabilities. The count is slightly padded by two redundant deprecated aliases, but they are clearly labeled and do not harm the overall scope significantly.
The server covers the transcription lifecycle well: create via URL or upload, check status, cancel, list, soft-delete, and export finished transcripts. Supporting operations for languages, pricing, balance, and API docs make the tool surface feel complete for real-world usage without obvious dead ends.