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Scored across 19 tools
Most tools map cleanly to a resource+action pair (content CRUD, media, terms, plugins, themes, settings), so selection is usually obvious. Minor overlaps exist: wp_search vs wp_content_list both locate content, and wp_site_info vs wp_settings_get both expose title/description, which could cause a misselection. Descriptions do enough disambiguating work to keep this mostly clean.
A consistent wp_ + resource + action convention runs through nearly all tools (wp_content_get, wp_media_upload, wp_plugin_action, wp_settings_set). Deviations are small: wp_terms_list is plural while wp_term_create is singular, and a few names are noun-only (wp_site_info, wp_health_check, wp_search). Still readable and predictable overall.
19 tools is on the heavy side but each covers a distinct slice of WordPress administration (content, media, terms, users, plugins, themes, settings, diagnostics, search). No obvious filler tools; the count is driven by genuine domain breadth rather than redundancy.
Content has full CRUD, but media and taxonomy are half-finished: no wp_media_get/delete and no wp_term_update/delete, leaving dead ends. Worse, descriptions reference tools that do not exist (wp_el_set, wp_php_run, wp_db_query), which will send an agent chasing phantom operations, especially for the Elementor workflow the server advertises.