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Scored across 13 tools
Each listed tool has a clearly distinct target: search/discovery, single-artwork metadata, viewer control, set browsing, or change harvesting. The descriptions actively disambiguate close pairs like get_artwork_image vs inspect_artwork_image and navigate_viewer vs inspect_artwork_image, so misselection risk is low.
Tool names are consistently snake_case verb_noun and mostly follow predictable groups: search_artwork/get_artwork_*, *_viewer, list/browse sets. Minor deviations like get_conservation_history instead of get_artwork_conservation_history and the long find_artworks_citing_publication keep it from being perfectly uniform.
13 tools is within the ideal range, and each covers a distinct part of the museum workflow: searching, details, images, bibliography, conservation, curated sets, and change feeds. The viewer-related tools are numerous but justified by the interactive viewer feature.
The core collection access surface is solid, but descriptions frequently point to tools that are not in this server, including semantic_search, find_similar, collection_stats, search_persons, search_provenance, and search_inscriptions. Any agent following those directions will hit dead ends, and there is no full-text concept search among the available tools. This is a significant gap despite the otherwise rich metadata surface.