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Scored across 12 tools
Tools are cleanly partitioned by platform prefix (asterisk_* vs freeswitch_*) and each resource is distinct: channels vs endpoints vs status vs sofia profiles answer different questions. The main overlap is that asterisk_cli/freeswitch_api can reproduce nearly everything the specialized tools do, but the descriptions steer agents toward the purpose-built tools and the read-only default limits the damage.
Consistent snake_case with a predictable platform_resource pattern (asterisk_channels, freeswitch_registrations, etc.), mirrored neatly across both subsystems. The only blemish is that the raw-command tool is called asterisk_cli on one side and freeswitch_api on the other, so the parallel naming breaks for that one pair.
12 tools split roughly six-and-six across two PBX platforms, with each tool earning its place (status, channels, registrations, dialplan/profiles, raw command, hangup preview). Well within a comfortable range for the scope.
Both *_hangup_preview tools explicitly reference an asterisk_hangup / freeswitch_hangup counterpart that does not exist in the surface, leaving the previews as dead ends an agent cannot act on. Read-only inspection is otherwise well covered, but there is no originate, no queue/voicemail-specific tools, and no write path beyond flipping the raw CLI/API escape hatch.