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Scored across 13 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource, token, or session action. Overlapping tools like create_qurl, mint_link, and batch_create_qurls are clearly differentiated with explicit usage guidance. No tool appears duplicative or confusable.
The naming is mostly consistent with a verb_qurl* snake_case pattern. The main deviation is 'mint_link', which breaks the expected qurl-related naming, and minor singular/plural inconsistency between get_qurl and list_qurls.
Thirteen tools is well-scoped for managing qURL resources, tokens, and sessions. Each tool serves a distinct purpose with no obvious bloat or excessive granularity.
The core resource lifecycle, token management, and session controls are well covered. However, create_qurl and batch_create_qurls explicitly reference upload_file_data_qurl and upload_file_qurl for chat-uploaded files, but those tools are absent from this server, creating a noticeable dead end for a stated use case. A dedicated token-list operation is also missing, though get_qurl provides a limited preview.