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Scored across 13 tools
Most tools are cleanly separable by resource+action, but list_channel_videos and get_channel_latest_videos both list videos from a single channel with only an unspecified ordering distinction, making selection guesswork. The transcript trio (transcribe, get_video_transcript, get_transcript) is saved largely by explicit descriptions contrasting job-submission vs one-step vs by-ID retrieval.
Names overwhelmingly follow verb_noun (get_job, list_jobs, search_youtube, list_playlist_videos), which makes the surface predictable. Minor deviations: the bare verb 'transcribe' and the near-duplicate prefix pair get_transcript/get_video_transcript blur specificity.
13 tools is well within a healthy range and covers job, discovery, and listing concerns without bloat. Slightly overweight because get_channel_latest_videos overlaps list_channel_videos rather than adding a distinct capability.
Core lifecycle is covered: submit (transcribe), poll (get_job, wait_for_job), enumerate (list_jobs), and retrieve output (get_transcript, get_video_transcript), plus discovery/listing across YouTube, playlists, and TikTok. Gaps are minor but real — wait_for_job references a 'cancelled' state yet no cancel tool exists, and get_video_discovery has no listing or creation counterpart.