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Scored across 9 tools
The generic panaya_operations tool overlaps with all resource-specific tools, as it can execute any operation. This makes it unclear whether to use a specific tool or the generic one, especially since the 'unified' tools likely wrap similar operations.
Most tools follow a consistent panaya_<resource> pattern with snake_case. However, panaya_businessProcesses uses camelCase, and panaya_operations is not a resource but a catch-all, so it deviates slightly from the naming convention.
With 9 tools, the count is reasonable for a domain-specific server. The inclusion of a generic operations tool alongside resource-specific tools is somewhat redundant but does not make the count inappropriate.
The resource-specific tools cover core entities, and panaya_operations fills any gaps by allowing arbitrary operations. Minor gaps may exist in the specific tools (e.g., no explicit update/delete exposed), but the generic tool provides a workaround.