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Scored across 20 tools
Tools are cleanly namespaced by domain (movies_, shows_, putio_, favorites_) and each targets a distinct resource or action. The only potential source of confusion is putio_clean_transfers versus putio_cancel_transfers, but their descriptions clearly separate bulk cleanup of completed entries from targeted cancellation/removal.
Most tools follow a consistent [resource]_[action] pattern, with actions like get, search, add, list, cancel, update. A few outliers use adjectives or nouns for the suffix (movies_popular, putio_account, putio_auth_status), which breaks the verb_noun convention, but the overall prefix scheme remains predictable.
With 20 tools, the server is at the heavy end of the scale, but the count is justified by the multiple subdomains (movies, shows, put.io, favorites). It borders on feeling bloated, yet each tool serves a distinct function and the logical grouping helps manageability.
The tool surface covers the core lifecycle for discovering media, finding torrents, managing put.io transfers, and maintaining favorites. Notable minor gaps include no direct file deletion or transfer pause/resume, but these are workarounds.