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Scored across 36 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct resource/action targets across recipes, planner events, shopping list, and freezer. A few planner tools overlap meaningfully: add_leftover_meal largely duplicates duplicate_planner_event with plan_leftover=true, and list_planner_events/get_planner_week/find_planned_dates serve similar lookup needs. Still, descriptions generally help an agent choose correctly.
Almost every tool follows a predictable snake_case verb_noun convention: get_recipe, create_recipe, list_recipes, add_planner_recipe, move_planner_event, update_shopping_list_items. Minor names like get_counts and find_planned_dates are still readable and consistent enough. There is no mixed casing or chaotic verb style.
36 tools is heavy for the apparent domain and exceeds the typical well-scoped range. Many planner operations are highly granular (add_note, add_ingredient, set_servings, reorder, update_entry_text, update_options), which could likely be consolidated. The large surface increases selection burden even though the domain is broad.
Core lifecycles are covered: recipes have CRUD, planner events have create/list/move/reorder/duplicate/delete, shopping list has read/add/update/remove/restore, and freezer entries have list/freeze/consume. Minor gaps exist, such as menus only being listable with no create/update/delete, and stores/grocery categories only being listable. These are workable omissions rather than severe dead ends.