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Scored across 75 tools
Tools are generally distinct by resource and action, with clear naming like list_lists vs get_list, and preview/apply pairs clearly separated. The large number of similar preview/apply operations across different resources (lists, items, columns, views, permissions, groups, pages) could cause some confusion, but descriptions and naming help disambiguate.
The majority of tool names follow a consistent verb_noun snake_case pattern (e.g., list_items, create_column, apply_view_update). Minor deviations such as 'download_file_metadata' and 'ensure_site_user' break the pure verb_noun flow but are still readable and predictable. Overall the pattern is strong.
With 75 tools, the count is well above the 25+ threshold, making the surface feel heavy. Many tools exist as preview/apply pairs, effectively doubling the count for a single logical operation. While the domain is broad, the tool count is excessive and could overwhelm agents.
The tool set covers CRUD for lists, items, columns, views, groups, and drives, plus permissions, pages, formatting, and site management. Minor gaps exist such as no page deletion, no drive file content download, and no site creation, but these are workable and do not force dead ends in typical workflows.