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Scored across 23 tools
Almost every tool pairs a distinct resource with a distinct action, and descriptions disambiguate well (e.g. delete_element explicitly points to delete_slide for whole slides). A few overlaps remain: move_slide vs reorder_slides both change ordering, add_bullets is a wrapper around add_text_box, and get_presentation/list_slides/get_slide cover similar read territory at different granularities.
All 23 tools use consistent snake_case verb_noun form (get_slide, add_table, set_speaker_notes, delete_element, export_deck). Even the compound names like create_deck_from_outline and replace_all_text follow the same predictable convention.
23 tools is at the heavy end, but a Slides editor is a genuinely broad domain and most tools map to a real capability. There is some redundancy (add_bullets as a thin wrapper, move_slide alongside reorder_slides, plus a batch_update escape hatch) that could be trimmed.
The surface covers the full lifecycle: create/read/update/delete slides and elements, ordering, text and character-range formatting, find-and-replace, images, shapes, tables, backgrounds, speaker notes, and PDF/PPTX export. batch_update closes any remaining gaps for advanced API operations.