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Scored across 26 tools
Every tool targets a distinct PBX resource or status view, and list/get pairs are clearly separated. Potentially confusable pairs such as trunks vs ITSP trunks, CDR vs call reports, and queue call status vs queue agent status are explicitly distinguished in their descriptions.
All tools share the yeastar_ prefix and consistently use list_<resource> for collections and get_<resource> for single-item details. Extended names like get_queue_call_status and get_queue_agent_status follow the same predictable resource-plus-modifier pattern.
26 tools is high, but the set is a systematic list/get pair for each major PBX resource plus a few dedicated monitoring reads. It sits just above the comfortable range, yet each tool earns its place and the count is not bloated or redundant.
As a deliberately read-only inspection and monitoring surface, it covers the major PBX objects: extensions, groups, trunks, routes, IVRs, ring groups, queues, contacts, CDR, reports, backups, and certificates. Minor gaps remain around recordings, voicemail message details, and write/provisioning operations, but those appear intentionally excluded.