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Scored across 17 tools
Every tool has a distinct target resource and action, from presentation lifecycle operations (create, get, set, delete, compile) to separate search sources (academic, web, Wikipedia, fetch URL). The only overlapping area is set_slide handling add/replace/insert, but its description clearly parameterizes the behavior.
Presentation tools consistently use verb_noun names (list_presentations, create_presentation, delete_slide, compile_presentation), but search tools shift to noun_verb order (academic_search, web_search, wikipedia_read). All names are snake_case and verbs are clear, so the inconsistency is moderate rather than chaotic.
17 tools sits in the borderline heavy range. The count is justified if the server intentionally combines presentation creation with research utilities, but the two distinct domains could feel bloated. Each subdomain alone would be well-scoped.
The presentation workflow covers the full lifecycle: create, read, update, delete, import/export, compile, and visual validation. The research tools handle web, academic, Wikipedia, and URL fetching. Minor gaps exist (e.g., no direct slide reordering, no academic PDF full-text fetch), but agents can achieve these with existing tools or workarounds.