Scored across 19 tools
Several clusters overlap: ffbb_bilan / ffbb_team_summary / ffbb_bilan_saison all summarize team performance, ffbb_resolve_team / ffbb_find_team_candidates both resolve team identity, and ffbb_next_match / ffbb_last_result / ffbb_club(calendrier) / ffbb_match_lookup all answer match queries. The descriptions try hard to disambiguate with cross-references and warnings, but the need for such heavy coaching reveals genuine boundary confusion.
All 19 tools share the ffbb_ prefix and snake_case, giving a predictable, readable surface. There is some mixing of noun-only names (ffbb_version, ffbb_saisons, ffbb_bilan) with verb_noun names (ffbb_search_regulations, ffbb_resolve_team), but the convention stays consistent enough to be navigable.
19 tools is slightly heavy but justified for a domain spanning teams, matches, clubs, standings, regulations, live feeds, and seasons. Only the regulation sub-domain (4 tools) and the team-resolution pair push toward redundancy, so the count is reasonable overall.
The surface covers the full lifecycle of the stated domain: discovery/search, retrieval by id, team resolution, match lookup, results, upcoming matches, standings, multi-phase season summaries, head-to-head, and regulation lookup. Minor gaps like player-level or competition-wide aggregation exist but core workflows appear complete.