Most tools have clearly distinct resource+action targets (create_pack, search_mods, get_mod_info, export_standard_pack). The one soft overlap is resolve_dependencies vs generate_dependency_list, and get_pack_info's 'detect common issues' versus check_pack_compatibility, but descriptions distinguish them adequately.

All eight tools follow a consistent snake_case verb_noun pattern (create_pack, get_pack_info, search_mods, resolve_dependencies, check_pack_compatibility, generate_dependency_list, export_standard_pack). No mixing of conventions or vague standalone verbs.

Eight tools is well within the ideal 3-15 range and each maps to a distinct stage of the modpack workflow (create, inspect, search, resolve, verify, export). No obvious filler tools.

The surface covers creation, inspection, mod discovery, dependency resolution, compatibility checking, and export, but there is no tool to add or remove a mod from an existing pack, which is a core lifecycle operation. Export helps but agents cannot directly mutate pack contents, leaving a notable gap.