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Scored across 18 tools
Most tools map cleanly to a resource+action (notes, tags, notebooks, files, templates, backlinks). The main overlaps are list-notes vs search-notes (both list notes, one with qualifier syntax) and update-note vs patch-note (both modify a note, though patch-note is clearly scoped to exact string replacements). Minor confusion also from 'book' vs 'notebook' referring to the same entity.
Predominantly consistent verb_noun hyphenated pattern (read-note, create-tag, list-notebooks, update-book) with minor deviations like read-backlinks and list-templates. The main inconsistency is terminology: notebook tools use both 'book' (read-book, update-book, create-book) and 'notebook' (list-notebooks), which weakens predictability.
18 tools is reasonable for a note app covering notes, tags, notebooks, files, templates, and backlinks. Each tool has a fairly clear role, though the set is slightly heavy and a few (patch-note vs update-note) could arguably merge.
Read/list/create/update exist across notes, tags, notebooks, and files, but no delete operations exist anywhere—removing notes, tags, or notebooks is impossible, a notable gap. Templates also lack create/update, and files lack update/delete, creating lifecycle dead ends.