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Scored across 23 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource and action. Even similar tools like search_notes vs search_cards are clearly differentiated by what they return (full notes vs card scheduling info). Operations like add_note, add_cloze_note, and add_notes_batch serve clearly different use cases without ambiguity.
All 23 tool names follow a consistent verb_noun pattern with snake_case: list_decks, create_deck, delete_deck, rename_deck, change_deck, store_media_file, suspend_cards, unsuspend_cards, list_notetypes, get_notetype_info, add_note, add_cloze_note, add_notes_batch, get_note, update_note, delete_notes, search_notes, search_cards, list_tags, add_tags_to_notes, remove_tags_from_notes, get_collection_stats, export_deck. No style mixing or irregular verbs.
With 23 tools, the surface is on the heavier side but still well-scoped for a comprehensive Anki integration. The tool count covers all major workflows (deck management, note/card CRUD, tagging, media, export, statistics) without feeling bloated. It slightly exceeds the ideal range but remains purposeful.
The toolset provides complete lifecycle coverage: decks can be listed, created, deleted, renamed, and used for moving cards; notes can be added (single, cloze, batch), retrieved, updated, deleted, and searched; cards can be searched and suspended/unsuspended; tags can be listed and bulk-added/removed; media import, collection stats, and export are available. No obvious dead ends or missing critical operations.