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inspect_site, connection_info, and send_draft target distinct operations: local inspection, project/key metadata lookup, and draft upload. Their boundaries are explicitly stated, with no overlapping purposes.
All names use snake_case and are readable, but the pattern is not fully uniform: inspect_site and send_draft are verb_noun, while connection_info is noun_noun. This minor deviation keeps naming mostly consistent.
Three tools are narrowly scoped to inspecting, checking connection, and sending a draft, so the count is appropriate but minimal. Each tool earns its place, though the set is slightly thin if broader operations are expected.
The surface covers the stated draft-upload workflow: inspect, verify project link, and send draft. It intentionally omits publish/update/delete because those are user-panel actions, though no draft status or listing operation is provided.