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Scored across 25 tools
Most tools have a clear and distinct resource+action purpose (e.g., create_record vs update_record, list_pages vs create_page). The main confusion risk is between list_page_modules and list_modules_editor, which differ only by auth context, and possibly get_module vs list_page_modules, though the singular/plural distinction helps.
The dominant pattern is verb_noun (get_context, create_site, update_record), but there are notable deviations: 'cap_capture_expert' and 'cap_edit_expert' use a prefix and less predictable structure, and 'list_modules_editor' is inconsistent with 'list_page_modules'. Overall still readable but not uniform.
25 tools is at the high end but well-justified given the server covers multiple domains: onboarding, sites, pages, collections, records, modules, and expert protocols. Each tool serves a distinct purpose, though the count feels slightly heavy for a single server.
There are significant lifecycle gaps: no delete or update for sites, no delete for pages, no delete for collections, and no get_collection or update_site. Records and modules have full CRUD, but the broader content model lacks essential operations that agents would likely need.