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Scored across 70 tools
Descriptions are unusually precise and explicitly flag differences, but the surface contains many near-duplicate families (get_grades vs get_course_gradebook vs get_grade_detail; get_course_overview vs get_multi_course_overview; the eight export_* tools; single- vs multi-course variants), so an agent must read carefully to pick the right one.
The dominant pattern is a clean blackboard_verb_noun scheme (list_*, get_*, search_*, export_*, download_*), applied consistently across the set. Minor deviations (blackboard_raw_get inverts order; whoami/system_version/login/logout are noun or bare verbs) keep it from perfect.
70 tools is far beyond a reasonable surface and is inflated by parallel single-course, multi-course, get, and export variants of the same operations. The LMS domain is broad, but the count creates heavy redundancy rather than earning each tool's place.
Coverage is broad and coherent for a read-only student view: courses, contents, grades, discussions, attendance, calendar, downloads, and exports all have lifecycle support with no obvious dead ends. The deliberate read-only scope (no submissions/posts) is documented rather than a gap.