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Scored across 19 tools
Most tools target a distinct Blackboard resource and action, and the descriptions are detailed enough to guide selection. The main ambiguity is among grades/feedback/attempt retrieval and the three download-style tools, though each is differentiated by source type.
All tools share the blackboard_ prefix and mostly follow a verb_noun pattern like list_courses, submit_attempt, and download_feedback_file. A few names such as blackboard_system_version, blackboard_whoami, and blackboard_raw_api break the pattern, making it slightly inconsistent.
Nineteen tools is on the heavier side, but the Blackboard domain is broad and the set covers content, assignments, submissions, grades, feedback, and file handling without major redundancy. Only a few auxiliary tools like system_version and raw_api feel nonessential.
Core student workflows are well covered: browsing courses and content, viewing announcements and people, submitting attempts, saving drafts, retrieving grades and feedback, and handling attachments. Minor gaps like discussion boards, calendar, or messaging exist, but the raw API helps mitigate them.