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Scored across 22 tools
Each tool maps to a distinct resource or subsystem (table, image, shape, style, field, memo, etc.), and read vs text split extraction from mutation clearly. The catch-all xml tool overlaps conceptually with every semantic tool, creating some boundary ambiguity, but overall the roles are distinguishable.
Every tool name is a consistent single-word lowercase noun (page, text, table, image, style, field, memo), with actions expressed uniformly as parameters. The pattern is entirely predictable throughout.
22 tools is on the heavier side, but the domain (a full word-processor document model) genuinely spans text, formatting, tables, embedded objects, fields, and rendering. Each tool earns its place as a subsystem, though a few could conceivably be consolidated.
Coverage is comprehensive: document lifecycle, text editing, char/para/style formatting, tables, equations, images, shapes, charts, notes, links, TOC, fields, memos, page setup, track changes, render/convert. No obvious lifecycle gaps (create/read/update/delete exist across resources).