Most tools have clear resource/action separation: journals, transactions, reports, master data, auth, and office management each have distinct targets. A few pairs like currentOffice vs list_offices or postJournals vs postTransactionJournalize have some boundary overlap, but the descriptions are precise enough to resolve most ambiguity.

The dominant mfc_ca_get/post/put/delete + Resource pattern is readable and consistent within the core accounting tools. However, the server mixes styles: verbless mfc_ca_currentOffice, un-prefixed snake_case names like remove_office and list_offices, and bare verbs like authenticate.

29 tools is a heavy surface and exceeds the 25+ threshold. Although the tools are grouped into clear subdomains such as journals, reports, master data, and auth, the high number of parallel getters and report variants creates meaningful selection overhead for agents.

Core workflows are well covered: authentication, office switching, journal CRUD, report retrieval, and master data reads are all present. Obvious gaps remain, however: trade partners have no update/delete, transactions have no update/delete, and vouchers lack list/get or an attach-orphan recovery path.