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Scored across 18 tools
The descriptions include explicit USE WHEN / NOT FOR clauses that sharply delineate most tools, and the three deal tools (search_deals, get_store_offers, deals_this_week) have genuinely distinct scopes. The only real overlap is between score_recipes, generate_shopping_list, and plan_and_shop, since plan_and_shop composes the other two; an agent could still waffle on whether to chain them or call the combined entry point.
Nearly every tool follows a clean snake_case verb_noun pattern (get_household, update_pantry, add_recipe, log_meal, generate_shopping_list). The few non-verb-led names (deals_this_week, plan_and_shop) are still readable and stylistically consistent snake_case.
18 tools is on the heavier side but is justified by the broad domain spanning deals, household config, pantry, recipes, meal logging, spend tracking, and planning. Each tool maps to a distinct operation rather than being redundant filler.
Coverage is strong: full lifecycle for recipes (get/add/remove), pantry (get/update), household (get/update), meal and spend logging (log/get), plus deal discovery and two planning entry points. Minor gaps exist (e.g. no dedicated single-recipe fetch or granular pantry item delete), but update/overwrite semantics largely cover them.