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Scored across 12 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes, especially the phased export plan tools. The only mild ambiguity is among inspect_figma_file, analyze_figma_layout, and query_nodes, though their descriptions separate snapshotting, layout analysis, and node selection well enough.
Tool names consistently follow a consistent verb_noun snake_case pattern (create, preview, confirm, execute, get, retry, verify, cleanup). Names read predictably and map directly to their actions. No naming convention clashes exist.
Twelve tools is well-scoped for a focused export/export-verification workflow. Each tool occupies a meaningful stage from planning to cleanup without redundancy. The count feels intentional rather than padded.
The set covers the full lifecycle: connection checks, inspection, planning, preview, confirmation, execution, status, retry, verification, and cleanup. An explicit cancel/abort operation for running jobs is a minor gap, but agents can still manage the workflow through status, retry, and cleanup.