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Scored across 12 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct lifecycle roles: discovery, registration, inspection, planning, applying, comparing, merging, and cleanup. The main ambiguity is between list_connections and describe_capabilities, which both expose connection information, and between register_document and the convenience wrappers open_document/edit_document, though the descriptions explain when to prefer each.
The API follows a consistent verb_noun pattern for nearly every tool: list_connections, apply_plan, inspect_document, remove_document, and so on. Minor deviations are find_in_document's prepositional structure and preview_document_merge, which reads as a compound noun next to the simpler preview_plan.
Twelve tools is comfortably within the well-scoped range and each one maps to a real step in the document editing workflow. The set feels substantial but not bloated, with no obvious redundant or purely decorative tools.
The server covers the document editing lifecycle well: registration, inspection, anchor discovery, planning, previewing, applying, comparing, merging, and unregistering. Minor gaps exist—there is no tool to create or upload a brand-new document from scratch, despite list_connections exposing canCreateDocuments—but the NewDocument save mode and merge workflows largely compensate.