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Scored across 17 tools
Resources are cleanly partitioned (domains, DNS records, HTTP forwards, invoices) and the four DNS write tools (create/update/patch/upsert) are explicitly differentiated, including a cross-reference telling the agent to prefer patch_dns_record. The only residual risk is that update/upsert/patch all mutate a record and an agent could pick wrong, but the descriptions genuinely resolve this.
Every tool follows the same snake_case verb_noun pattern (list_domains, get_dns_record, create_forward, patch_dns_record, update_dyndns). The verb set is small and applied predictably across all four sub-resources.
17 tools across four sub-domains (2 domain, 7 DNS, 5 forward, 2 invoice) is proportionally balanced and each tool covers a distinct operation. It sits just outside the ideal 3-15 band and the four DNS mutation tools add some redundancy.
DNS records and HTTP forwards both have full CRUD plus partial-update and upsert, and domains/invoices are readable with useful filters. Gaps are minor and likely intentional: no domain settings/nameserver update or domain deletion, and invoices are read-only, but the core workflows are all reachable.