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Scored across 23 tools
Most tools target clearly distinct resources and actions (render_slide for previewing, export_pptx/pdf for file output, add_text vs add_slide, animate vs auto_animate). The main ambiguity is edit_presentation, a low-level batch tool whose ops (add_step, remove_step, set_transform) overlap conceptually with dedicated tools like add_slide, remove_slide, and update_elements, so an agent may be unsure which path to use.
Strong verb_noun pattern throughout (render_slide, add_slide, export_pptx, set_theme, clear_animations). A few deviations—catalog (bare noun), animate (verb with no object), and auto_animate—are minor but keep it from being perfectly uniform.
23 tools is on the heavier end but each maps to a real capability of a full presentation editor (creation, import/export, layout, animation, theming, notes). It is slightly large but well-scoped, with few tools that feel redundant.
Coverage is broad: create/import/open, add/remove slides, add text/images, edit elements, theming, transitions, animations, notes, save and multi-format export. Minor gaps exist (no dedicated element-delete or slide-duplicate outside the catch-all edit_presentation), but core lifecycles are covered.