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Scored across 38 tools
Despite 38 tools, purposes are sharply distinct and descriptions actively call out near-neighbors (e.g. delete_submissions vs delete_all_submissions, get_submission_metadata vs get_postponed_submission_metadata, replace_form_elements vs update_form_element). The cluster of get_form_info/settings/settings_validation/definition tools targets distinct facets (metadata, config, validation, structure) and is well differentiated in prose.
Near-perfect snake_case verb_noun convention throughout: get_*, list_*, create_*, update_*, delete_*, upload_*, export_*, submit_*, activate_*. Pluralization and scoping (delete_forms, delete_submissions, delete_all_submissions) is used meaningfully and consistently.
38 tools is heavy and exceeds the comfortable 15-tool band, spanning forms, elements, settings, submissions, attachments, transcription, exports, invitations, users, auth, and codebook. The domain is genuinely broad and most tools map to distinct endpoints, but the surface is large enough that consolidation (e.g. the several get_form_* readers) would help.
Core lifecycle is well covered: form create/read/delete, element read/replace/update, settings read/update/validate, submission create/get/list/bulk-export/delete, attachment upload/download/transcribe, and multiple export formats. Gaps remain in invitation management (only remind_all_pending_invitations; create/view/delete are acknowledged as unavailable) and codebook is upload-only with no update/delete or form rename.