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Scored across 43 tools
Tools are organized into clear resource families (domains, pointors, mailboxes, forwarders, spam, DNS, reseller users, packages) with distinct verbs per resource. A few pairs need the descriptions to disambiguate (get_disk_quota vs get_email_usage, get_verification_key vs get_dns_records, domain pointers vs forwarders), but none are truly interchangeable.
Nearly all tools follow a clean snake_case verb_noun pattern (list_domains, create_email_account, update_reseller_user, delete_package). Minor deviation: the spam lists use add_/remove_ while other resources use create_/delete_, and set_/update_ are used slightly inconsistently, but the convention is overwhelmingly predictable.
43 tools is heavy and spans two distinct functional areas (domain/mailbox administration and reseller account/package management) that could reasonably be split. That said, the tools are genuinely distinct and each covers a real operation rather than being redundant, so it is feature-rich rather than bloated.
Coverage is broad and mostly full-lifecycle: domains, mailboxes, spam settings/whitelist/blacklist, catch-all, DNS, quotas, and reseller users/packages all have create/get/list/update/delete where meaningful. Minor gaps exist (no update for forwarders or domain pointers, no mailbox rename), but core workflows are fully supported.