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Scored across 13 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource-action combination: pages vs. databases vs. blocks vs. users, and retrieval vs. creation vs. update vs. deletion. Even similar tools like get_page and get_page_content are clearly separated by properties/metadata vs. content blocks.
Most tools follow a clear verb_noun pattern like get_page, create_database, update_block, and delete_block. Minor deviations include the bare 'search' and 'query_database' instead of something like 'search_pages' or 'get_database_entries', but the overall style is predictable.
Thirteen tools is well-scoped for a Notion server covering pages, databases, blocks, search, and users. Each tool maps to a meaningful Notion API operation without excessive overlap or unnecessary surface area.
The core lifecycle for pages, blocks, and databases is represented: create, read, update, delete/archive, plus query and search. Minor gaps exist such as no update_database operation or a dedicated delete_page, though update_page may cover archiving.