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Scored across 21 tools
Most tools map to a clear resource+action, but `add_recipe_to_shopping_list` and `add_recipes_to_shopping_list` differ by a single character while doing different things (one recipe vs. several merged), which is a real misselection risk. `plan_dinners` also overlaps with the recipe-adding tools, and `add_items`/`add_product_to_shopping_list`/`add_recipe_to_shopping_list` all ultimately append to a list, distinguished only by source.
All names are snake_case, which is good, but the verb pattern is inconsistent: most follow verb_noun (view_shopping_list, create_shopping_list, get_offers), yet several are bare verbs or noun phrases (check_off, uncheck, random_recipes, offers_on_my_list). The singular/plural pair breaks predictability further.
21 tools sits at the heavy end, but they span four legitimately distinct sub-domains (list management, recipes, stores/offers, bonus/product lookup) plus compound convenience tools, so each earns a place. The count is defensible, though a couple of recipe-to-list variants could be collapsed into one parameterized tool.
Shopping list lifecycle is fully covered (create, list, view, add, remove, check off, uncheck, clear checked, delete), and recipes, offers, stores, and barcode lookup round it out. Minor gaps remain: no recipe search by keyword, no favorite/save toggle for recipes, no store add/remove, and no edit of item quantity or text.