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Scored across 32 tools
Each tool has a clear, distinct purpose with detailed descriptions that prevent confusion. Even similar tools like site_files_upload, site_files_deploy, and site_file_put are well-differentiated by their source and mechanism.
Most tools follow a resource_action or action_resource pattern, but there is inconsistency in singular vs plural (site_get vs sites_list) and a few outliers like 'me'. Overall, names are readable and predictable.
With 32 tools, the surface is broad but each tool addresses a distinct operation within FastPanel's domain. While on the higher end, none seem redundant, and the count matches the complexity of managing a hosting panel.
The set covers creation, reading, and updating for major resources (sites, databases, users) but notably lacks delete operations for these resources, which is a significant gap for full lifecycle management.