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Scored across 20 tools
Each tool targets a fairly distinct resource+action (boards, comments, notes, pages, tokens, snapshots), and the descriptions clarify intent well. Minor overlap exists between resolve_comment and reply_comment(resolve=true), and manage_page collapses four page operations into one generic tool, but misselection risk is low.
Nearly all tools follow a snake_case verb_noun pattern (list_boards, create_board, add_comment, delete_note, check_tokens). The two deviations are 'screenshot' (bare noun) and 'manage_page' (generic multi-operation verb), which are minor but noticeable.
20 tools sit at the upper edge of the comfortable range, but the surface spans six distinct sub-domains (canvas boards, comments, notes, pages, tokens, git snapshots), so each tool broadly earns its place. It is slightly heavy rather than bloated.
Notes and pages have full lifecycle coverage, comments cover list/add/resolve/reply, and tokens plus error checking plus screenshots support the edit-verify loop. Gaps exist (no delete/rename board beyond place_board, no comment edit/delete, no snapshot listing or restore), but agents can work around them.