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Scored across 27 tools
Some tools have clear boundaries, but several pairs are easy to confuse: search_voices vs search_voice_library, text_to_voice vs text_to_speech, and video_to_music vs compose_music. The detailed descriptions help, but an agent could easily misselect between the voice-related and music-generation tools.
Most tools follow a clean snake_case pattern with common prefixes like list_, get_, and create_. Minor deviations like voice_clone (noun-verb instead of verb-noun) and the text_to_*/speech_to_* transformation names break the uniformity slightly, but the overall convention is predictable.
27 tools is on the heavy side, especially with multiple music and voice tools that could potentially be consolidated. However, the server spans several distinct ElevenLabs product areas (speech, music, voices, agents, phone calls), so the count is defensible for a broad platform API server.
The surface covers core generation workflows well: TTS, STT, music, sound effects, voice cloning, agents, and conversations. Notable gaps exist in lifecycle management: create_agent has no update_agent/delete_agent, voice creation lacks delete_voice, and add_knowledge_base_to_agent has no corresponding list/remove tool.