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Scored across 12 tools
Several tools overlap: post_draft_from_markdown bundles create/update plus prepublish/publish/tags, duplicating add_tags, prepublish_draft, and publish_draft, and put_draft also updates drafts, muddying create-vs-update boundaries. publish_draft and publish_draft_checked are near-duplicates, though the descriptions explicitly flag the legacy/safer distinction. Descriptions help but an agent must still reason about which of several paths to use.
Most tools follow a clean verb_noun pattern (add_tags, prepublish_draft, publish_draft, get_status, list_drafts, get_draft, schedule_draft, unschedule_draft). Minor deviations: put_draft uses 'put' instead of 'update', and post_draft_from_markdown is a longer, less uniform form. Overall consistent and readable.
Twelve tools is well-scoped for a publishing workflow and each maps to a recognizable operation. Slight redundancy from the legacy publish_draft alongside publish_draft_checked, but count is reasonable.
Draft lifecycle is mostly covered (create, get, list, update, publish, schedule/unschedule, add tags), but there is no delete_draft and no way to remove tags. Publication listing exists without a corresponding get/select-publication operation, leaving a few dead ends.