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Scored across 34 tools
Most tools target distinct resources and actions (edit_recording vs replace_transcript vs get_transcript, search_memory vs search_recordings vs list_context_documents) and descriptions carefully flag the distinctions. There is still a cluster of look-alike read paths (get_recording, get_agent_context, wait_for_artifacts, get_key_moments) and two recording-start tools (record vs start_recording) that an agent must reason about, so some overlap survives.
Predominantly snake_case verb_noun (get_transcript, create_folder, list_comments, delete_recording) with clear symmetry across resources. A few deviations—bare verbs like `record` and noun-ish `add_marker`/`add_chapter`—are minor but break the pattern slightly.
34 tools is heavy and pushes past the comfortable range; the surface spans ingestion, editing, comments, folders, analytics, and two libraries, so many tools are justified. Still, the read/inspect layer feels dense and a few helpers (get_agent_context vs get_recording + get_transcript + get_key_moments) could be consolidated.
The lifecycle is well covered—record/start/stop/abort, upload, edit, replace transcript, privacy, folders, comments, analytics, search, read, and permanent delete—leaving few dead ends. Minor gaps like folder deletion/listing of folders' contents and comment resolution are not fully exposed.