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Scored across 20 tools
Most tools target a distinct resource+action (list, copy, move, rename, delete, trash, favorite, search). Minor overlap exists between dms_storage and dms_resourceId (both 'property inquiry') and between dms_root and dms_list, but descriptions clarify most boundaries.
Three prefix families coexist (dms_, files_, search_) with mixed structure: some dms_ tools are nouns (dms_storage, dms_root), others are verbs (dms_favorite, dms_unfavorite), plus camelCase suffixes (dms_resourceId, files_trash_clean_resourceId) mixed with snake_case. Still readable but not one predictable pattern.
At 20 tools the surface is on the heavy side for a file manager, but each tool maps to a genuine operation (CRUD, trash lifecycle, search, favorites, storage). A few could be consolidated (search_files/search_folders, dms_root/dms_list) but nothing feels redundant filler.
Strong lifecycle coverage: list/properties, create folder, upload/download, copy/move/rename/delete, full trash management (list/restore/clean/clean-one/routine), search, and favorites. Gaps are secondary features like sharing/permissions, file creation, or versioning rather than core workflows.