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Scored across 14 tools
The tool set is largely distinct: shortlink CRUD, previews, QR codes, webhooks, and redirect rules each map to separate responsibilities. The main overlap is between roo_make_permanent and roo_update_permanent_settings, since both can enable permanent mode and the latter is also used to disable it.
Most tools follow a consistent roo_verb_object snake_case pattern such as list_shortlinks, create_shortlink, get_shortlink, and set_webhook. Minor outliers like roo_whoami and roo_make_permanent break the object-noun pattern, but overall the naming is predictable.
14 tools is a reasonable size for a shortlink platform covering core CRUD, custom domains, QR codes, redirect rules, webhooks, and preview settings. The count is slightly padded by redundant permanent-link control, but no tool feels wildly out of place.
Core operations are well covered for shortlink creation, retrieval, updating, and listing, plus several add-on features. However, there is no delete/remove shortlink tool, and add-ons like webhooks, QR codes, or redirect rules cannot be explicitly disabled — only replaced.