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Scored across 18 tools
Most tools map to distinct resource+action pairs (pair_tv, power, set_volume, switch_input, launch_app, etc.), but get_status and get_tv_info have adjacent scopes (runtime state vs. hardware/network info) that could be confused. set_screen vs. power is also somewhat subtle, though the descriptions clarify the distinction.
Strong, mostly consistent snake_case verb_noun pattern (list_tvs, set_volume, switch_input, launch_app, press_keys). Minor deviations like the bare 'power' and the compound 'pair_tv_status' slightly break the pattern but remain readable.
At 18 tools the surface is on the heavier side but each tool covers a genuine capability (pairing, discovery, status, and discrete controls). Nothing feels redundant enough to remove, though the count sits near the top of the comfortable range.
Coverage is broad: pairing, discovery, status, power, volume, mute, inputs, apps, YouTube, remote keys and messages are all present. Minor gaps exist around live-TV channel control and general media playback (play/pause/stop beyond the YouTube shortcut), which agents can partly work around via press_keys.