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Scored across 19 tools
Each of the 19 tools targets a distinct analytical question (savings rate, runway, net worth, age of money, debt payoff, targets, etc.), and the descriptions explicitly cross-reference siblings ('for the share of each budget consumed use get_budget_vs_actual'). The only real overlap is the cluster get_category_balances / get_budget_vs_actual / get_spending_trends / get_monthly_summary, which all report category money for a month, though the descriptions do draw clear lines between them.
Every tool follows a strict snake_case verb_noun pattern: list_*, get_*, find_*, suggest_*, forecast_*. No mixing of conventions, no vague bare verbs.
19 tools is on the heavy side, but each maps to a genuinely different financial analysis (forecasting, runway, recurring charges, targets, debt strategy) rather than redundant wrappers. It fits a rich personal-finance domain without feeling padded.
For a read-only analytics server the surface is broad: net worth, runway, savings rate, age of money, spending trends, targets, debt payoff, recurring charges, scheduled bills and forecasting. Write operations are deliberately excluded (changes happen in YNAB itself), so the main gap is a lack of any mutation tools, which the descriptions openly frame as out of scope rather than a hidden dead end.