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Scored across 8 tools
Most tools target distinct resources: profiles, settings, lists, rewrites, logs, analytics, plotting, and DoH lookup. However, manageSettings(category='logs') overlaps conceptually with manageLogs, and both manageProfiles update and manageSettings(general) can alter profile name, creating minor ambiguity.
All tools use camelCase consistently, with no mixing of snake_case or other conventions. The verb+noun pattern is mostly predictable, though dohLookup breaks the verb-first pattern slightly and manage* is reused across several resources.
8 tools is well-scoped for a NextDNS management server. Each tool covers a distinct area of the API and none appears redundant or superfluous.
The surface covers the core NextDNS lifecycle: profile CRUD, settings categories, allow/deny/block lists, rewrites, query logs, analytics querying, visualization, and DoH lookup. No obvious operational gap prevents common workflows, though device-level management could be an extension.