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Scored across 46 tools
Typed _search and _get tools target distinct content types, and help/omnisearch explicitly guide fallback when the type is unknown. Some ambiguity remains between similar types (item/object/vehicle, book_get/book_content_get, classfeature vs subclassfeature), but descriptions mostly resolve it.
All tool names are snake_case and mostly follow a predictable contenttype_search/contenttype_get suffix pattern. Deviations like omnisearch, list_sources, manifest_status, and book_content_get are readable but prevent perfect uniformity.
At 46 tools, the set is excessive for an MCP server; many are near-identical search wrappers differing only by content type. These could largely be consolidated behind omnisearch or a typed search parameter, reducing selection overhead.
The surface covers a wide range of D&D 5e content types plus raw fetch fallback, book drill-down, and DM calculators. Minor gaps include missing typed _get counterparts for several search-only types, but fetch_content helps compensate.