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Scored across 89 tools
Most tools have distinct resource+action semantics (e.g. mdl_reviews_submit vs mdl_reviews_edit vs mdl_reviews_delete), and namespaces like titles_/users_/custom_lists_ keep domains separated. A few boundaries are fuzzy, notably mdl_comments_like vs mdl_feeds_like vs mdl_articles_like (like operations across content types) and the get/fetch pairs (mdl_feeds_get vs mdl_feeds_fetch, mdl_watchlist_fetch vs mdl_watchlist_fetch_page), but descriptions mostly disambiguate.
Every tool follows the same namespace_verb_noun convention (mdl_<domain>_<action>), with consistent snake_case and a predictable verb vocabulary (get, list, fetch, create, edit, delete, like, add, remove). No camelCase mixing or irregular verb styles across all 89 tools.
89 tools is far beyond the 15-25 range that keeps a surface navigable for an agent. While the server covers a rich multi-domain API (titles, users, reviews, comments, lists, feeds, notifications, account), the sheer count creates selection and context-loading overhead that undermines usability.
Coverage is exceptionally thorough: full CRUD for reviews, comments, custom lists, feeds, and watchlist; read paths for titles, users, explore, articles, groups, awards, calendar, leaderboard, plus account/profile management and auth-aware operations. Almost no obvious domain gap remains, with server_status and capabilities providing introspection.