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Scored across 44 tools
Many tools have overlapping purposes, especially in analytics (get_my_insights, get_enhanced_insights, get_engagement_trends, get_content_performance_report) and search (search_posts, search_by_hashtags, search_by_topics, search_mentions). While each tool has slight differences, the boundaries are unclear, causing potential misselection.
Naming is inconsistent: some tools follow verb_noun (get_my_profile, create_reply), but others are noun phrases (auto_hashtag_suggestions, content_optimization_analysis, bulk_post_management) or use different verb prefixes. There is also mixing of 'thread' and 'post' terminology across similar actions.
With 44 tools, the set is considerably over-sized for a social media server. Many tools could be consolidated (e.g., analytics tools, search variants), making the surface area unnecessarily complex and difficult to navigate.
The tool set is comprehensive, covering posting, engagement, search, analytics, user management, and setup. Minor gaps include lack of an edit/update post function and no direct single-post retrieval by ID, but these can be worked around via delete/repost and search.