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Scored across 27 tools
Most tools target a distinct resource+action, and descriptions explicitly differentiate scope variants (e.g. get_my_objectives vs get_objectives vs get_team_objectives, get_my_key_results vs get_user_key_results). However, the recurring 'my/user/team' scope triplets and the get_workstreams vs get_team_workstreams vs get_workstream_activities cluster create some genuine overlap that relies on careful reading to resolve.
Names consistently follow the workboard_<verb>_<noun>_tool pattern with only minor deviation: read operations mix 'get_*' (get_workstreams, get_teams, get_team_members) and 'list_*' (list_users, list_activities) for what are effectively listing operations. The verb_noun structure itself is predictable and readable throughout.
27 tools is heavy for the stated surface; the broad WorkBoard domain (users, teams, objectives, key results, workstreams, activities, auth) justifies a large set, but the count is inflated by scope-variant near-duplicates rather than strictly distinct capabilities. Borderline-appropriate rather than well-scoped.
Coverage spans the full domain with create/get/list/update across users, workstreams, activities, and key results, plus a complete auth lifecycle. Gaps are minor and partly API-imposed (objectives explicitly have no update/delete, no standalone delete for most resources, no standalone key-result create), which agents can work around.