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Scored across 96 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes (workspaces, docs, tags, databases, canvas, comments, collections, folders, properties, icons, user, blobs, notifications), and descriptions explicitly distinguish near-overlaps like get_doc vs read_doc and find_doc_by_title vs search_docs. A few pairs (update_surface_element vs update_edgeless_block) could cause confusion, but their descriptions are clear enough.
The overwhelming majority follow a consistent verb_noun snake_case pattern (list_, get_, create_, update_, delete_, append_, etc.). Minor deviations like 'current_user' (a noun phrase rather than verb-first) and a few multi-word descriptive names (analyze_doc_fidelity, instantiate_template_native) break the pattern slightly but do not hinder readability.
At 96 tools, this is an extreme count, far exceeding the 'well-scoped' guideline of 3-15 tools. Even accounting for AFFiNE's broad feature set, the sheer number imposes a high selection burden and increases the risk of misselection, making the tool surface unwieldy.
The server covers an impressively broad range of AFFiNE domains with full CRUD or lifecycle operations for workspaces, docs, tags, databases, canvas elements, comments, collections, folders, properties, icons, blobs, and notifications. Minor gaps exist (e.g., no full-text search, no explicit move-doc-to-folder tool, no workspace member management), but the core workflows are well covered.