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Scored across 13 tools
Tools are mostly clearly separated by resource and action: sites, sitemaps, indexing, URL inspection, and search analytics each have distinct operations. The only mild overlap is between indexing_get_metadata and url_inspection_inspect, but their descriptions clarify that one reports notification history while the other reports index status.
Names consistently use snake_case with a resource_action pattern such as sites_add, sitemaps_submit, and search_analytics_query. Minor deviations like indexing_get_metadata and the redundant-sounding url_inspection_inspect keep it from being fully uniform.
The 13 tools are well-scoped for Google Search Console: four for sites, four for sitemaps, three for Indexing API operations, one for URL inspection, and one for search analytics. Each tool covers a meaningful operation without unnecessary sprawl.
The surface covers the core GSC lifecycle: sites and sitemaps each have list/get/add-or-submit/delete operations, search analytics has flexible querying, URL inspection is included, and Indexing API publish/metadata/batch operations are present. No obvious core workflow is missing.