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    Scored across 384 tools

    Disambiguation2/5

    With 384 tools spanning dozens of eBay APIs, there are many overlapping tool families: two parallel listing models (Trading `ebay_create_listing`/`ebay_revise_listing` vs Inventory `ebay_create_offer`/`ebay_publish_offer`), multiple search entry points (`search`, `fetch`, `ebay_find_active_items`, `ebay_find_completed_items`), and near-duplicate Marketing sets (`ebay_create_ad` vs `ebay_create_ads_by_inventory_reference` vs `ebay_create_ad_by_listing_id`, plus bulk variants). The unprefixed `search`/`fetch` tools are particularly hard to place against the `ebay_*` surface. Descriptions do name the underlying API, which helps, but the boundaries between sibling tools remain genuinely blurry at this scale.

    Naming Consistency4/5

    The overwhelming majority of tools follow a consistent `ebay_<verb>_<noun>` snake_case convention (get/create/update/delete/bulk_*), which is highly predictable. The main deviations are the two unprefixed tools (`search`, `fetch`) and occasional awkward ordering/pluralization (`ebay_bulk_create_ads_by_listing_id`, `ebay_create_ad_by_listing_id`, `ebay_setup_quick_campaign`). These are minor relative to the overall pattern.

    Tool Count1/5

    384 tools is an extreme mismatch for any coherent toolset, far beyond the 3-15 sweet spot. Even granting that eBay exposes a vast public API surface, this is essentially a one-to-one wrapper of hundreds of endpoints, making selection and maintenance impractical for an agent.

    Completeness4/5

    Coverage is exceptionally broad across sell, buy, marketing, finances, feeds, stores, media, metadata, notifications, feedback, and VERO domains, so almost no workflow dead-ends exist. The deduction is for dead or deprecated entries (`ebay_get_listing_violations` and `_summary` are decommissioned and always fail, payments-program tools are marked deprecated) and a few threadbare singular/plural pairs that leave minor gaps.

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