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Scored across 54 tools
Domain prefixes (sonarr_, radarr_, trakt_) cleanly separate the three integrations, and Plex tools mostly target distinct resources (libraries, playlists, sessions, stats). The main soft spot is the analytics cluster — get_watch_stats, get_user_stats, get_library_stats, get_popular_content, and get_fully_watched vs get_watch_history vs get_recently_watched overlap enough that an agent could pick the wrong one for a 'what have I watched' question.
Nearly everything follows a predictable prefix_verb_noun snake_case pattern (get_library_items, sonarr_add_series, radarr_create_tag), making the surface readable and scannable. Minor deviations like trakt_sync_from_trakt (redundant domain word), search_media, and export_library slightly break the verb-first convention but don't cause confusion.
At 54 tools this is well past a comfortable surface for an agent to select from reliably, and much of the bulk is duplicated structure between Sonarr and Radarr (get_movies/series, search, add, missing, queue, calendar, profiles, trigger_search, four tag tools). The multi-integration scope partly justifies the size, but many near-parallel tools could be consolidated or parameterized.
Read/analytics coverage is extensive and the Sonarr/Radarr tag lifecycle is fully CRUD, but there are notable dead ends: get_editable_fields exists with no corresponding update/edit media tool, playlists can be read but not created or modified, and watchlist/watch-history are read-only. Sonarr/Radarr also lack delete/edit for series and movies, so routine maintenance operations are unreachable.