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Scored across 8 tools
Each of the five manage* tools targets a clearly distinct NextDNS resource (profiles, lists, settings, rewrites, logs), so misselection is unlikely. The only pair with potential overlap is queryAnalytics vs plotAnalytics, but the descriptions clearly separate raw metrics from chart rendering, and dohLookup is unique.
Five tools follow a uniform snake_case-ish camelCase 'manage<Resource>' pattern, and queryAnalytics/plotAnalytics are consistent verb+noun camelCase. The only deviation is dohLookup, which puts the noun (DoH) before the verb, and the generic 'manage' verb hides which sub-operations are supported.
Eight tools is well within the sweet spot and each maps to a real NextDNS capability area. Nothing appears redundant or missing at the count level; the analytics surface is split into query and plot, which is justified by distinct outputs (JSON metrics vs PNG).
The surface covers profiles, lists, settings, rewrites, logs, DoH resolution, and analytics query/visualization, which is essentially the whole NextDNS feature set. Minor gaps exist around account/API-key-level operations and configuration export/import, but core lifecycle coverage per resource is present.