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Scored across 11 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource or action: schedule, history, upcoming services, account, dashboard, invoices, skips, missed pickups, and support. Even where data overlaps (e.g., dashboard vs. pickup schedule), the descriptions and resource names make the intended purpose clear.
Tools follow a consistent crowntown_<verb>_<noun> pattern for nearly all actions (get_account, list_invoices, skip_service, etc.). The only noticeable deviation is crowntown_healthcheck, which breaks the verb_noun pattern and would more consistently be check_health or health_check.
11 tools is well-scoped for a customer self-service MCP: read operations, account updates, service modifications, reporting, and support are all represented without unnecessary duplication. The count aligns with the domain's natural complexity.
The tool surface covers the core customer lifecycle: viewing schedule/history/invoices, updating account details, skipping pickups, reporting issues, and contacting support. Minor gaps like subscription changes or payment method management exist, but they are not essential for the apparent primary use case.