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Scored across 7 tools
Each tool targets a distinct concern: auth status, container discovery, record type introspection, schema export, diff, validation, and an escape hatch for raw API calls. The only potential overlap is between export_schema and diff_schema, but their descriptions clearly separate full export from pending-change diff.
All tools share the cloudkit_ prefix and mostly follow a verb_noun pattern like list_containers, export_schema, diff_schema. The one deviation is cloudkit_auth_status, which uses a noun-ish status instead of a verb like get_auth_status, but the pattern is otherwise consistent.
Seven tools is a well-scoped size for a specialized CloudKit management server. Each tool adds a meaningful capability, and the escape hatch covers undocumented edge cases without bloating the surface.
The set supports listing, exporting, diffing, and validating schemas, but cloudkit_diff_schema explicitly tells agents to read it before cloudkit_deploy_schema, and no deploy tool exists. This creates a dead end: an agent can prepare a deployment review but cannot actually perform the deployment, and there is no import/write path despite auth_status mentioning write state.