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Scored across 17 tools
Every tool targets a distinct purpose: search/discovery (search_products, autocomplete, list_categories, list_category_filters, get_deals), product detail (get_product, compare_products, get_product_reviews, recommend_alternatives), fulfillment (find_pickup_points), auth (auth_discovery, auth_start, auth_exchange, account_status), mutation gating (prepare_mutation), and meta toolset management (list_toolsets, set_toolset). The descriptions explicitly cross-reference each other (e.g. use compare_products instead of repeated get_product) so boundaries are clear.
Predominantly consistent verb_noun snake_case (search_products, get_product, list_categories, compare_products, prepare_mutation). Minor deviations: find_pickup_points vs list_* for exploration, and auth_* / account_status / list_toolsets shift the noun order slightly. Still highly predictable.
17 tools is borderline-heavy but defensible given the breadth (catalog, auth, cart/order, mutations, meta). The toolset-grouping mechanism exists precisely because the flat list is too large by default, which signals the count is on the high side.
Catalog-side coverage is strong (search, autocomplete, detail, compare, reviews, alternatives, deals, filters, categories, pickup). However the descriptions reference many tools that aren't visible in this set (cart, profile, order, add_to_cart, mutate_list, register, review_submit, watchdogs), so within the stated surface there are referenced-but-not-shown operations—a minor completeness gap for the catalog domain, largely mitigated by read-only coherent coverage.