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Scored across 15 tools
Each tool targets a distinct action or resource: search is separated from preview, save, download, and cart operations, and download_status vs download_wait are clearly one-off vs watcher. Even where arguments overlap, the descriptions draw explicit boundaries.
Most query tools follow verb_noun (remove_query, search_scenes, list_queries), but cart_* uses noun-verb order (cart_add, cart_list) and auth_status/download_status/download_wait are noun-phrase style. Everything is snake_case and readable, but the naming pattern is mixed rather than uniform.
15 tools is within the ideal range, and each tool covers a distinct stage of the archive-to-download/cart workflow. There is no apparent redundancy or padding.
The set covers discovery, geocoding, search, dry-run preview, saved-query lifecycle, auth status, download execution/monitoring, and cart management. Minor gaps like no in-server edit of saved queries, no active-download listing, and no direct archival request action are workarounds via the portal or CLI.