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Scored across 28 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource+action pair: channel CRUD, role CRUD, role assignment (add_role/remove_role), member moderation (kick/ban/unban/timeout), and message operations are all clearly separated. Minor overlap exists between list_members/search_members and between set_channel_permission and the role tools, but the descriptions make the boundaries clear enough to choose correctly.
The dominant pattern is a consistent verb_noun snake_case convention (delete_channel, kick_member, create_role, delete_invite, send_message). Two outliers — 'whoami' and 'audit_log' — break the pattern, but everything else is predictable.
28 tools is slightly above the comfortable range, and the surface covers many sub-domains (members, channels, roles, messages, invites, moderation). Nearly every tool does correspond to a real, distinct Discord operation, so it is heavy but not padded.
Core lifecycles are covered: channel create/edit/delete/list, role create/edit/delete plus assign/remove, member kick/ban/unban/timeout/nickname, message read/send/delete, and invite create/list/delete, plus audit log and permission overrides. Gaps include message edit/pin, single-member fetch (get_member), and guild-level settings, which agents would have to work around.