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Scored across 13 tools
The descriptions include extensive explicit 'Not for X — use Y' guidance, making most tool boundaries clear (e.g. search_artwork vs get_artwork_details vs find_similar). However, the viewer cluster (get_artwork_image, inspect_artwork_image, navigate_viewer, remount_viewer, poll_viewer_commands) has overlapping mechanics that require careful reading to separate, and several referenced tools (semantic_search, search_persons, search_provenance, collection_stats) don't exist in this set, muddying selection.
All tools use consistent snake_case with predictable verb_noun or noun_action patterns (search_artwork, get_artwork_details, list_curated_sets, browse_set, navigate_viewer). No mixing of camelCase or conflicting verb styles.
13 tools is a reasonable scope for a rich museum API covering search, metadata, bibliography, conservation, sets, and imagery. Three are internal viewer-plumbing tools (remount_viewer, poll_viewer_commands, navigate_viewer) that lean the count slightly heavy on mechanics, but overall it is well-scoped.
Core workflows (search, details, image, sets, changes) are covered, but descriptions repeatedly instruct agents to use semantic_search, find_similar, search_persons, search_provenance, search_inscriptions, and collection_stats — none of which are present in this tool set, creating dead ends and blocking concept/demographic/provenance queries. The tool surface is thus notably incomplete relative to what its own descriptions promise.