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Scored across 20 tools
Most tools target distinct resource+action pairs (tags, items, highlights, sessions). However, ListHighlights, ListRecentHighlights, and GetItemWithHighlights all return highlights and could be confused, though descriptions clarify per-item vs cross-item scope. GetItem vs GetItemContent vs GetItemWithHighlights are also close but distinguishably described.
Every tool uses the Matter_ prefix with a consistent PascalCase verb_noun pattern (GetItem, ListTags, AddTag, RemoveTag, DeleteItem, SearchLibrary). No mixing of conventions.
20 tools is on the heavier side but justified by a genuinely multi-resource domain (items, highlights, tags, sessions, account, summaries). Each tool earns its place with minimal redundancy.
Covers full lifecycle for tags (add/remove/rename/delete/list) and strong coverage for items and highlights, plus search, sessions, account, and reading stats. Highlight creation is absent, but that is an explicit upstream API limitation rather than a design gap.