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Scored across 18 tools
Most tools map to a distinct resource+action, making selection straightforward. The main risk is the cluster of food-collection readers (mfp_get_recent_foods, mfp_get_frequent_foods, mfp_get_my_foods) which share an identical input shape and are easy to confuse, though descriptions clarify the difference.
Every tool follows a strict mfp_verb_noun pattern (get_diary, set_goals, add_food_to_diary, delete_food_entry, etc.), including the mfp_ prefix throughout. Verb choice is consistent (get/set/add/create/update/delete/search) and predictable.
18 tools is on the high side but justified by a broad personal-tracking domain spanning diary, food database, measurements, goals, water, exercises, and reports. Each tool maps to a real operation, though the food-collection trio could be collapsed to reduce surface slightly.
Diary CRUD (get/add/update/delete) is fully covered and goals, water, and measurements have read+write pairs. Notable gaps remain: exercises are read-only (no logging tool) and there is no delete/update tool for created custom foods, despite mfp_create_food mentioning they 'can later delete'.