ametller-origen-skill
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Scored across 15 tools
Most tools target distinct actions (auth, search, cart, history, offline tickets, insights), and descriptions clearly separate them. Minor overlap exists between remove_from_cart and set_quantity with quantity 0, and between ingest/sync_offline_tickets, but the descriptions resolve the intended use.
All tools share the ametller_ prefix and snake_case convention, and most use a clear verb_noun form such as search_products or add_to_cart. A few names omit the verb (auth_status, purchase_insights) and login is verb-only, so the pattern is not perfectly uniform.
Fifteen tools is at the top of the typical range but each maps to a distinct step in the shopping workflow: auth, discover, cart, history, offline tickets, and insights. It feels slightly heavy due to the meta shopping-guide tool and the fallback sync tool, but not bloated.
The surface covers auth, product lookup, full cart manipulation, order history and item retrieval, offline ticket ingest/reading, and analytics. Reordering is supported indirectly through get_order_items plus add_to_cart, and checkout appears intentionally left to the user's real-basket approval.