Scored across 37 tools
Each tool targets a clear resource+action, and the descriptions carefully distinguish near-neighbours like snapshots (per-Cube disk) vs backups (space-level, post-deletion) and the four backup-share verbs (share/accept/decline/cancel). The only mild friction is the cluster of cube lifecycle verbs (wake/power_off/restart/restore), which are close in spirit but still clearly differentiated by their descriptions.
All 37 tools use snake_case with a verb-first pattern (list_, get_, create_, update_, delete_, plus domain-specific verbs like wake_, restore_, share_). Resource nouns are applied uniformly (cube, snapshot, domain, tcp_mapping, webhook, backup_share). No camelCase or stylistic mixing.
37 tools is well above the comfortable 3-15 band and exceeds the 25+ heavy threshold. The surface spans many resource families (cubes, snapshots, backups, shares, webhooks, TCP mappings, domains, regions/images/pricing), so the bulk is understandable, but it is still oversized for a single server.
Coverage is strong: full cube lifecycle, snapshot CRUD, TCP mapping CRUD, domain attach/update/delete with DNS records, and a complete backup-share request lifecycle. Minor gaps include no update_webhook (create/delete only), no update for TCP mappings or cubes, and no explicit delete_backup, though these are workable around.
