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Scored across 4 tools
Each tool has a distinct role (config check, date-range roster, single next shift, connection status) and descriptions include explicit 'When NOT to use' cross-references that steer selection well. The only soft overlap is between deputy_whoami and deputy_get_my_calendar_url, which both act as 'confirm configuration' probes and could be confused by an agent wanting a simple health check.
All four tools share the deputy_ prefix and are snake_case, giving a predictable, readable surface. Minor deviation: two are verb_noun (get_my_roster, get_my_calendar_url) while next_shift drops the verb and whoami is a conventional standalone name.
Four tools is a tight, well-scoped set for a read-only personal-roster integration, and each tool covers a real user intent. It sits at the thin end of the scale, but nothing feels redundant or padded for the stated iCal-feed mode.
For the declared read-only personal calendar domain, the surface is essentially complete: identity/mode check, configuration check, a date-range shift list, and a next-shift shortcut, with both markdown and JSON outputs. Gaps are deliberate (no team visibility, no write/lifecycle operations), so agents cannot get stuck on covered workflows but also cannot do anything beyond reading their own shifts.