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Most tools target a distinct resource (worksheet, axis, plot option, layer, legend) with clear boundaries, and the descriptions actively warn where confusion could arise (e.g., plot_option vs axis vs set_options). The only mild overlap is origin_ping vs origin_bridge_status, and origin_worksheet_info vs origin_worksheet_read, both of which are carefully delineated but require reading the details.

The dominant pattern is origin_<noun>_<verb> (axis_get, layer_add, worksheet_read), but there are deviations: origin_set_options puts the verb first, origin_graph_info and origin_worksheet_info use 'info' where 'get' would match axis_get, and several tools (ping, labtalk, plot, bridge_status) are bare nouns. The get/set pairs are consistent where they exist, but the mixed conventions prevent a higher score.

Seventeen tools is at the boundary where the set starts to feel heavy, but for a bridge to a full desktop application with worksheet, plotting, and styling concerns, each tool has a discernible role and the count is justified. The escape-hatch design (origin_labtalk) keeps the surface from being even larger.

The surface covers the full lifecycle from data reading/writing to plotting, styling, arranging, and exporting, with a clear read/modify/verify pattern throughout. The only notable gap is the lack of any delete/clear operation (no way to remove a plot, layer, or worksheet), though origin_labtalk serves as a viable fallback for these rarer operations.