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Scored across 38 tools
Most conversion tools target a unique source→target pair, but the PDF-modification cluster (pdf_add_annotations_images_fields, fill_forms, create_fillable_forms) all map to the same /pdf-add endpoint and overlap heavily. Likewise excel_to_pdf, csv_to_pdf, and document_to_pdf all convert spreadsheets to PDF, forcing the agent to guess which to use.
The dominant <source>_to_<target> pattern (pdf_to_text, excel_to_csv, document_to_pdf) is readable and predictable, but it is mixed with noun_verb (pdf_merge, pdf_split), verb_noun (upload_file, find_text, extract_attachments), and bare noun (ai_invoice_parser) styles. Three different conventions coexist without a clear rule for which applies where.
38 tools is heavy and partly inflated by redundancy — three Excel→PDF paths, both pdf_to_xls and pdf_to_xlsx, and five excel_to_* converters explicitly marked as retiring in 2027. A conversion matrix naturally needs many entries, but several could be consolidated into parameterized tools.
Conversion and inspection coverage is broad (formats in and out, OCR, forms, search, attachments, job polling), but core page-level operations are missing: no delete/rotate/reorder/extract-pages, no compression, and no document splitting by barcode or text. Agents can convert and inspect but cannot fully restructure a PDF.