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Scored across 12 tools
Every tool targets a distinct retrieval mode: single post, bulk, thread, replies, user timeline/history, profile, followers/following, search, trends, and media. The 'when to use this instead of the alternatives' notes explicitly resolve the few overlapping surfaces, so an agent should not misselect.
Nine tools follow the xcrap_get_<resource> pattern and all are lowercase snake_case with the xcrap_ prefix. The exceptions are xcrap_search, xcrap_bulk, and xcrap_list_media, which use bare verbs or list_ instead of get_. Overall the pattern is predictable, just slightly imperfect.
12 tools is squarely in the well-scoped range for a read-only X/Twitter API. Each tool covers a distinct workflow and none feel like filler; the count supports both quick single-post lookups and bulk/history jobs.
For its stated purpose of reading X/Twitter public data, the surface is remarkably complete: posts (single, bulk, thread, replies), profiles, timelines, history, followers/following, search, trends, and media. There are no dead ends, and paging/error behavior is described consistently. Optional read surfaces like likes or list timelines are absent but are outside the apparent core scope.